Unto the Trippy Animation;

...a review.

This is my seasonal/ habitual spring wake-up call, and it Earns it's place amongst the Youtube Pantheon by being on of the top five visible entries under the Very Weighty and general search, "Trippy Animation"

It is a hypnotic fable about becoming hypnotized, and it proves the power of it's purpose by nailing your head to the wall if it's been properly loaded, and engendering a bittersweet headsmack of a punchline, once it's pressed all your buzzers and blistered your vision.

see, people think it'll be boring in peace, but I imagine artists throwing down with digital-holographic dubstep in the streets, and a limitless tab of excellence.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NN2mnUdOBRM

Reviews

[SHEEMA HUQ]

the second half certainly had some soothing qualities relating to some scary thoughts and images, which I had never in my whole life, previously had or thought about .......

what I appreciated about the first half, was the image of the shattered knomes, harmless, aesthetically, or visually quite interesting, I didn't associate those little plaster figures as father figures, necessarily , but rather as experienced, indigenous creatures, quite strange......

I hope that you don't mind, these are just brief responses.

[David Aiello]

oh yea, no worries!
My purpose was to just promote a vid that really wowed me, that you appreciated it at all leaves me feeling pretty cool!
I didn't get knomes at all, and I re-watched it to see if I was spacing on the knomes who were representing; I think it just makes your review better though, it brought me into a thought space that I hadn't been in yet, and that helped me to watch something I really like, in a way I never have before. Rocketh!
^_________^

[David Aiello]

yeah, the energetic splaying of frequencies with the animals was very cool for me, like Dali in a really cuddly acid-trip dubstep kinda mood;
(I've also seen it as edited to a different song, but I feel as though this is the original mix)