Musician Andrew Huang has officially taken covers to a new level: Presenting Nena’s 1983 hit “99 Red Balloons”…played on actual red balloons. What’s more, the video was uploaded to YouTube on 9/9.

99 Red Balloons was a protest song released in 1983. In the lyrics, a boy and girl innocently release a batch of balloons into the air; confused by these flying objects, international governments ...

When in Rome, do as the Romans do. When in an open-air venue near Gräfenhainichen, sing Germany's most famous anti-war protest to a massive crowd. "I have a red balloon, but can you imagine if I had ...

Andrew Huang is one of the most talented, if not most underrated, YouTube artists that you’ll find, as his original songs and ingenious covers constantly rack up the views. You might remember Huang ...

Numerous red balloons floating off the coast of Florida's panhandle this week may be an unwelcome and alarming sight for some residents amid recent reports of American fighter jets shooting down ...

New mom Dev has offered up her cover of the nu wave '80s hit '99 Red Balloons,' delivering the catchy song in her signature breathy vocal style. No matter what she sings, Dev always sounds like sexy ...

In this crazy-impressive video, Andrew Huang manages to play Nena's popular song "99 Luftballons" (later translated into "99 Red Balloons" by Goldfinger) using only red balloons. He jokes in the video ...

Flannel hoodie wearing musical genius Andrew Huang has realized the dream we never knew we had: He has recorded a version of German hit “99 Red Balloons” using actual red balloons. “Thought about ...

We’re all familiar with the song “99 Red Balloons,” aka “99 Luftballons.” It began as a German anti-war song by Nena back in 1983. After it enjoyed worldwide success (and got stuck in everyone’s head) ...

You think those people who can make music out of mundane kitchen tools are ridiculously talented? Pfft, wait until you see what one man can do with nothing but balloons. For those who aren’t familiar ...

Actually, there are only 10. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is holding the DARPA Network Challenge on December 5 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Internet. Participants ...