A highly contagious yet ironically desirable disorder, ORS is a sudden amazement and dumbfoundedness of the
beauty of any music played by the world famous
band known as OneRepublic. The effects of ORS are lingering; it will leave most
people in what can appear to be a state of obsession for OneRepublic, as well as a strong hunger for more music by or similar to the incredibly
beautiful and melodious
band.
Though a somewhat recent
band and therefore rather new syndrome, there have been at least two large outbreaks across the globe of ORS in
history. The first being the largest and most prominentmwas caused mainly by one song, as these effects commonly are. Titled "Apologize," it destroyed and set records all over the planet, easily becoming the most aired song on the radio between the years of 2005 and 2006, only to be beaten by one song, "Bleeding Love," which was written by Ryan Tedder, OneRepublic's lead singer.
The second most well-known case, also the most recent, was caused by the song "Good Life." Appealing mostly to the young audience of today's pop culture, which has grown quickly and gained much more attention in recent years, "Good Life" has become a song a huge number of the population has come to love because of its message and
beauty.
Benjamin told me he had
first been diagnosed with OneRepublic
Syndrome (ORS) years ago, and it is
still highly effective on him to this day.
