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French blogger and musician PV Nova created a cover of Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” with his awesome “Evolution of Get Lucky” which spans chronologically through the decades of 1920 to 2020.
Since then he’s asked his fans to send in clips to make a new crowdsourced music video for his song “CLIP Evolution of Get Lucky.”
Featuring the eccentric sounds of GaBLé, comes a darkly humourous animation from Yannick Lecoeur.
And, just like the title suggests, it features a drunk fox in London, and he likes to wreak havoc wherever he goes.
Logistically, this is a feat—just thinking about how he managed to do it is enough to give you a headache.
So best not to think about it at all, simply enjoy it and be glad you never have to do something similar.
You’d think that after consuming your body weight in beer, throwing your partner around on the dancefloor would be dangerous. Especially if you introduce ‘Du Hast’ by Rammestein as the song of choice to dance to.
But no, it just looks like lots and lots of fun, until someone falls over, snaps their leg off and has someone’s eye out with it. And here i was, thinking that? dancing was less than manly.
You may’ve been thinking, you hadn’t heard a new single from these guys for some time, and you’d be right.
Their first single in 3 years, Dan le Sac vs Scroobius Pip are back with another sharply observed fable on urban life.
Yep, it’s a Kanye West role-playing video game and the bizarre plot revolves around Kanye disappearing through a wormhole when he takes the trash out one day.
When he comes out the other side he finds himself in the year 3030 in a dystopian city filled with clones of hip-hop musicians and under the control of a god-like dictator.
Poet of the interwebz Dan Bull sends an open letter to Mr Hamface Cameron in regards his opt-in scheme for internet filth.
And regardless what you feel about that, Mr Bull is spot on about toffy Dave.
The greatest song ever made gets the movie star treatment, as Vanilla Ice takes a back seat.
Instead up steps Tom Cruise, Pee Wee Herman and many more to show off their rapping prowess.
