Miketheratguy Murderers and Mysteries's video: BABA YETU game and live versions together

I feel that Baba Yetu is, without question, one of the greatest songs ever created. But both the original video game cut and the amazing live performance found at the bottom of this description each bring something unique. Different emphasis, different instrumental flair, different vocals. They're both gorgeous, and one day a few years ago I decided to try to sync them both up to see if I could make a single cohesive blend of the two. While I was fairly satisfied with the results, it was never quite as good as I thought it could be, and it was also audio only since I was mixing mp3s. Bringing the two together as best as I could, and with the moving video of each presentation, is something I'd been wanting to do ever since. I feel that I finally achieved that today: The two tracks sync together nearly flawlessly, and when played together like this, with their respective imagery side by side, I feel that they complement each other to make the song richer and more powerful than it's ever been before. This is not one track playing while the other is muted. The live performance footage on the left and the original video game footage on the right are both playing at full volume, all I did was balance the audio so that differences that are unique to each can be heard together in harmony. In other words, you're hearing two different versions of this song at the exact same time. That's how on-point the live performance is. Very impressive. I assert that this video is covered under the fair use doctrine and absolutely no copyright infringement is intended. All rights belong to Christopher Tin and the respective parties and publishers. Official game track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJiHDmyhE1A Live performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4Pxc-iW5wM