You've never heard "Despacito" like this before. 。

A video of a Japanese user playing "Despacito" using calculators has gone pretty viral, and it's not hard to see why.。

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In a two minute video, the user who goes by the handle "It's a small world" plays the hit song using just two musical calculators. 。

The video has since been viewed almost 200,000 times.。

According to the YouTube user, the musical calculators are made in China, and they weren't too difficult to find online: 。

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Credit: taobao/screenshot 。

Retailing for just $5 on Taobao, China's answer to Amazon, the AR-7778 calculator which is produced by a Chinese company called Jia Ling Tong, is advertised as being able to play various songs and up to 20 different tunes. 。

It's also available on Amazon Japan for $22.。

It's also available on Amazon Japan for $22. 。

Here's someone else trying out the AR-7778 for themselves: 。

But "Despacito" isn't the only tune the Japanese user has played.
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He'a also no stranger to the likes of Ed Sheeran: 。

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And even Smashmouth:。

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Not going to lie, this is better music than we could ever hope to produce on a calculator.
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