SmartAss Facts
Leaderboard
Party Mode
Sign in
☰
All Facts
›
Offbeat Brilliance
›
The first time someone called a song “a vibe,” the song imme…
OFFBEAT BRILLIANCE
The first time someone called a song “a vibe,” the song immediately gained confidence and a fanbase.
✗ FAKE
↗ Share this fact
"Vibe" is a shortening of "vibrations" and became popular in the 1960s. Its use for songs is a modern slang usage.
Play SmartAss Facts 🎯
More Offbeat Brilliance facts
The first “acoustic version” happened when the electricity got cut. Suddenly: artistry.
The first earworm was literally a worm in an ear. Doctors were not amused; musicians were inspired.
Jazz originated in New Orleans in the early 20th century. Improvisation found a home.
The first lullaby was written by a parent whispering “please” in 4/4 time.
The world's longest concert lasted 639 years and is still playing in Halberstadt, Germany. No encore expected.
The clarinet was Mozart’s favorite. Even geniuses pick favorites.
See all Offbeat Brilliance facts →
Explore more
📂 All Offbeat Brilliance Facts
🔍 All Facts
The first time someone called a song “a vibe,” the song immediately gained confidence and a fanbase. | SmartAss Facts