Black Friday was born in France in 1932, but it was destroyed in 1945, because in the three years of this song's existence, hundreds of people who had heard it committed suicide. People who commit suicide leave a suicide note saying that they committed suicide because they couldn't stand the melody of extreme sadness. Numerous artists such as guitars and pianos have played this song, and since then, they have closed their hands. The author deeply repented before his death. He didn't expect this song to kill so many people himself, so he joined hands with European countries to destroy it.

The original Black Friday was pure music, mainly accompanied by piano. It is said that no one can laugh at it. Many people suffer from schizophrenia and depression.

What you are hearing now is Black Friday, which is full of online rumors. Actually, it is GloomySunday (English, Hungarian: SzomorúVasárnap), which was also translated into Black Sunday by the Hungarian self-taught composer Rez Ceres? Seress, 1899- 1968) is a song written by 1933. It is said that "Melancholy Sunday" was written in a state of extreme sadness after Rahl Cerise broke up with his girlfriend. After listening to this song, hundreds of people ended their lives because of its suffocating despair. This song was dubbed "Hungarian suicide song" and was even banned by internationally renowned radio stations such as BBC. However, there are no substantive legal documents, periodicals and publications to prove that the suicide is directly related to Melancholy Sunday. So! The murder story about this song is still a rumor.

There is another saying: the real music "Black Friday" has long since disappeared. Its original name is "Magic Music", which was created by a group of musicians rather than one person. No one who really listened to this piece of music survived. It uses infrasound and other means to stimulate cerebral cortical nerves. The human brain and infrasound waves with a frequency of 20HZ can produce * * * vibration, which is not something you can restrain with willpower at all.