bpm
BPM
Stayin’ Alive by the Bee Gees has a pace of 104 beats per minute. The song is known for having the perfect rhythm for giving someone chest compressions. However, that isn’t completely true. The Bee Gees are fine, but you could go a bit faster. Every song in between 100 and 120 BPM is good enough to save someone’s life. Tik Tok (120BPM) by Kesha is therefore also a fine choice. So next time it seems like someone’s time might be running out, there’s more songs to choose from than you may have thought.
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