The YouTube community posts explained how Lofi Girl had become the icon of the channel, and that it would fit as the new channel name. On 18 March 2021, six years after the creation of the channel, it was announced that the channel would rebrand from ChilledCow to Lofi Girl. The original live stream that was stopped by the take-down was 13,000 hours long, making it one of the longest videos on YouTube.
In February 2020, YouTube briefly removed the channel without explanation, but reinstated it after a public backlash. The music in ChilledCow's live streams was either released through the ChilledCow label or was used with permission from the artist.
On September 2017, the livestream was later reinstated with a custom animation of a girl studying. The live stream was taken down by YouTube between July and August 2017 for using footage of the character Shizuku Tsukishima studying from the animated film Whisper of the Heart (1995). ChilledCow began streaming lo-fi hip hop music, branding it as relaxation music for those who are working or studying on 25 February 2017. The YouTube channel "ChilledCow" was created by Dimitri on 18 March 2015.
It provides livestreams of lo-fi hip hop music 24/7, accompanied by a Japanese-style animation of a girl studying or relaxing. "Letter from Yokosuka" is one of Nujabes' more mellow instrumental pieces, but - with a gorgeous saxophone track from his frequent collaborator Uyama Hiroto - it's totally captivating with jazz and traditional Japanese music influences.Lofi Girl (formerly ChilledCow) is a French YouTube channel and music label established in 2017. As Kevin Cortez wrote for Genius, the artist is revered as one of the "godfathers of lo-fi" and, as KQED published, "a search on Spotify unveils dozens of playlists dedicated to Nujabes, who crafted lushly immersive arrangements of hip-hop, jazz fusion and house tracks." Nujabes is the stage name of the late Japanese composer and producer Jun Seba. They're the perfect soundtrack for cooking holiday meals, high-stress family interactions (or Zoom calls), or just surviving the pandemic in general. Heading into an unprecedented holiday season, I've bookmarked some stand-out songs that you should incorporate into your lo-fi playlists. The synthy, subdued tracks really have helped me tune out of the pandemic distractions in order to do things like work, meal prep and sleep. Since March, the popular YouTube channel lofi hip hop radio - beats to relax/study to - which averages 50,000 listeners at a time - has been a staple in my home. Instead it gives your brain just enough stimulation to tune out stress and be productive." "It's neither so boring you forget it entirely, nor so interesting it distracts you from your work. "The basic idea is this: the wordless music peppered with nostalgic sounds like the 'sizzle' of a vinyl record is neither so slow it makes you sleepy, nor so fast it makes you anxious," Stillman wrote. Lo-fi (which often dovetails with similar downtempo music like "chillhop") offers a mental respite. Why? Well, as Jessica Stillman reported for Inc., with kids at home, offices shuttered and stress at an all-time high, people are hungry for escape. Lo-fi music, a genre crafted from mellow, repetitive beats, has boomed during the pandemic.
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