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Rush E is a 2018 piano composition by Australian musicians Andrew Wrangell and Samuel Dickenson under the YouTube channel Sheet Music Boss. The piece is categorized under the black MIDI genre in which compositions are impossible to recreate in its original composition. Additionally, the piece originated as a tribute to the E meme.
Background
Rush E originates from the E meme that became popular in 2018.[1] The meme was an edited photo of billionaire Mark Zuckerburg with his face replaced with animated character Lord Farquad from Shrek, with his face replaced with YouTuber Markiplier's face.
In tribute to the meme, YouTube channel Sheet Music Boss released Rush E as a parody of their compositions "Rush A" and "Rush B", which were both inspired from the video game Counter-Strike.
Info for Rush E and its official sequels
Rush E: [2] (Released June 1, 2018) Rush E 2: [3] (Released July 23, 2022) Rush E 3: [4] (Released December 8, 2023)
Info for Rush (other letters)
Rush A-Z and their spin-offs on a single playlist:[5]
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