Oneohtrix Point Never - Lost But Never Alone (Official Video)
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- ‘Lost But Never Alone’ (Official Video), taken from the new album ‘Magic Oneohtrix Point Never’ out now on Warp Records | magic.pointnev...
Directed by Josh & Benny Safdie
Written by Josh & Benny Safdie and Ronald Bronstein
Edited by Benny Safdie
Produced by Sebo Bear, Eli Bush, Miranda Kahn, Jake Fleischman
Executive Produced by Elara Pictures
Production Company MIRMADE
Oneohtrix Point Never’s ‘Lost But Never Alone’ is written, produced, performed and engineered by Daniel Lopatin with additional guitar synth by Nate Boyce.
DEVON - Cam “Ash” Rice
MOM - Angela Wildflower
DAD - Timothy Stickney
ONEOHTRIX POINT NEVER - Daniel Lopatin
ENGINEER - Matt Cohn
With support from Amazon Music
Casting by Jen Venditti
Casting Associate - Alan Neal
Director of Photography - Maceo Bishop
Camera Operator - Zeus Morand
Steadicam Operator - Victor Lazaro
1st Assistant Camera - Kyle Sather
2nd Assistant Camera - Emma Penrose
Digital Imaging Tech - Abbie Jones
Special Thanks - Chris Messina
Production Designer - Luke Carr
Set Decorator - Linnea Crabtree
Leadman - Daniel Normile
Living Room Fabricator - Sean Callaghan
Bedroom Fabricator - Jonny Irons
Graphic Designers - Devon Bristol Shaw, David Strother, TJ Freda, Adriana Muniz, Neil Durkin, Ben Clement, Ilana Hope
Assistant Art - Matthew Orr
Production Design Consultant - Sam Lisenco
Costume Designed by Miyako Bellizzi
Costume Assistant - Alex Kennedy
Titles and Animation - Robert Beatty
Elara Assistance/BTS Photographer - John Paul Lopez
Archival Producer - Sara Rossein
Co-Producer - Taylor Shung
Associate Producer - Gaby Leyner
Gaffer - Jay Warrior
Best Boy Electric - Maximo Maluso
3rd Electric - Kevin Villafuerte
Key Grip - Robert Newman
Best Girl Grip - Alex Kary
3rd Grip - Omar Nasr
Best Boy Rigging Grip - Ace Buckley
3rd Rigging Grip - Josh Sheehan
Stunt Rigger - Jamie Northrup
Stunt Assistant - Anthony Mecca
Stunt Assistant - Brian Smyj
Stunt Assistant - Scott Kelly
Makeup Artist - Ta Ming Chen
Hair Artist - Austin Thornton
Hair Styling - Adriano Cattide
Hair Colorist - Christian De Luca
Hair Salon - The Drawing Room NYC
Assistant Editor - Sam Mink
VFX Supervisor - Kyle Sauer
Digital Compositing - Keaton Monger
Color by Damien Van Der Cruyssen
Special Thanks to The Mill
Production Assistant - Zac Kubersky
Production Assistant - Sam Dworkin
Office Assistants - Elana Eyal, Georgia Bridgers, Abbie Jones, Esmee Morris, Julia Schreib, Micaela Wilner
Guitar Teacher - Sam Ventura
Sound Engineer - Matt Cohn
OPN Management - Eliza Ryan, Ray Hearn and Andy James
Set Medic - David Morgan
Covid Safety Supervisor - Miranda Kahn
Special Thanks - Cinemaworld, Adorama, Eastern Effects, Rockbottom, Below the Line, Mission Chinese, George Beno, Dashi, Cherry Vintage
#MagicOneohtrixPointNever
YVES TUMOR ORIGIN STORY
Omggg hahaha
😭 this comment is gold lmfao
mario judah orgin story
Lol 😂
Every now and again I remember that Yves Tumor started as a chillwave/vaporwave artist (Teams)
ape footage is devastating and made me cry.
What about the poor bastard gettin his arm hacked off on the smartphone
Racist
@@MrDanybe that bit looks horribly authentic
love... it's universal... makes me cry, too. to be such a misanthropist, it hurts me to see people hurt. to see hurt in general.
It made me cry too but there’s no need to be racist
This is the best music video I've seen in like 4 years.
Directed by the Safdie brothers. That’s why
What was the next best one that you saw 4 years ago?
imagine starting your career by inventing vaporwave and then continuing to do whatever the hell you want for the next 10 years lol what a legend
Doesn't make sense to me, He was already writing original shit before he dropped Eccojams. Also he denounces the shit out of his ties to vaporwave, no BS look it up
Viper invented Vaporwave
Inventing vaporwave? Ever heard of this little things people used to call post-punk? What about new wave? I’m glad you enjoy this, but it’s not some kind of root or “new” thing. Everything is recycled, as it should be, dear child
@@hit0that0shit Why so condescending? Do you even realize what he's talking about? This track is obviously a new wave track but Eccojams was its own thing, born out of the internet. Maybe know what your talking about before being confidently incorrect.
@@Vilik-nm7ry Uh excuse me, but he would rather be an asshole than be correct
I swear this video changes slightly every time i watch it.
I think this has to be the 3rd version at least. The original had horrible uncensored footage of gore, that was censored in the second, and now omitted.
@@jensdissevelt7338 the censored footage is still there
When you think you're going down an 80s nostalgia rabbit hole, only to end up re-experiencing painful memories from your adolescence.
WTF how did you suddenly get all those fake likes?
Or from your long list chimpanzee best friend
@ fake?
@@EvWuzhere which ones?
What about the global fake plandemic 2020?
what a goddamn amazing music video. When the guy went into his room and started playing guitar and the walls just fell away...wow
WTF how did you suddenly get all those fake likes?
slight Ascension Millenium vibes ua-cam.com/video/hZ67H9JHAHM/v-deo.html
@ WTF how do you stop spamming the same shit everywhere? 😳
He all just snatched the phone back from his pops😂
1:58 The footage was originally uncensored, after about 3 weeks of the video being posted they blurred it. It was a video of a guy trying to cut another guys arm about the elbow.
wish they could post an uncensored version on vimeo or something
I wonder if anyone has it downloaded? If anyone does link it in the reply’s!
I thought I was imagining this, I saw it when it came out and that part was awful.
makes me wonder why this kid was watching arm cutting footage?
@@julienschurgerfoy6298 you've never watched gore online? What world do you live in?
DANIEL'S EYELINER IS LIT!!!
YASS DANIEL SLAAAAY
Guyliner is the future.
Queerfacing
Or just stealing from glam rock
Easy to notice the Clockwork orange ref...
safdie brothers need to make a horror movie jesus. they already got the anxiety down
Josh said they filmed Heaven Knows What like it was a horror movie.
@@croinkix Not to mention the fact that Harley basically played herself in real life... with some of the exact same experiences.
They will! Aparently, their next movie will be about a curse, I dont recall the details
Happy Father’s Day bro🙋🏽♂️
@@sylvainscs7664they split as a duo 😢
They smashed his phone, but he raised the roof.
@ Stop asking people that, you’ve asked numerous people this stupid question. Some people just like a fuckin’ comment, dude.
"What is this?" - the actress deserves some kinda award just for perfectly nailing that sitcom voice, and actually adds to the song more than just the audio on the album and the vibe / aesthetic of this.
How she looks away when her husband goes for the telephone on the wall, the head nod of approval...
It makes this video feel incredibly authentic, like a lost sitcom pilot.
WOW I HAVENT FELT A GUITAR SOLO LIKE THAT IN A VERY LOOOONG TIME, THANK U SO MUCH
Finding out it's not a guitar is fucking with my brain
I will only watch this once so this feels like a dream.
I first watched it immediately after waking up and I wasn't sure if it was a dream or not
i will only read that comment once so it only reads like a comment
I should've done what you did :(
make it a recurring dream
@@Bajalization sddFffosdd
Homage to the canadian slasher film "curtains " from 1983.
Thank you for providing the name. I was scanning the comments hoping to find it.
Dang I thought that was an original piece with the sitcom element. Still cool, but i thought the Safdies had just invented some kind of terrible creature just for two short clips of a 3 minute music video 😂
It is an original 🎉
Establishing the 80s sitcom scene then introducing the smartphone was very surreal and kinda broke my brain. The video suits the song and enhanced the vibe of it for me. Anachronistic decay.
time is a circle
by which i mean *become monke*
This is some masterful shit right here. This feels like finding an old blank VHS someone recorded movies and sitcoms on overlapping each other. That smart phone made it super surreal
kind of wish it was just monky memes cat pictures or something
You take my phone, i take yours then we break them!
I grew up with smartphones. It took me a while to even realize that it was weird for it to be in the sitcom lol. It broke my brain but in reverse
Honestly feels like i'm grieving for no legitimate reason
I be grieving for monke
Excellent description
@@kepe7323 Maybe i'm just empathising with monke
Its cuz this is whack art
Maybe there is a reason
It's nice to see an artist explore retro aesthetics in a way that channels universal angst and emotional turmoil that is timeless and not just slick revisionist nostalgia.
He gives you rose-colored glasses but makes sure to step on ‘em real hard beforehand so you can see the cracks. Truly hauntological Vaporwave is so hard to find but when you find it, it’s just _so fuckin’ good._
@@ImpendingRiot83 what a perfect analogy for opn's sound. up there with "watching a tornado tear through a fabric mill", but even better because it involves emotional intention and cultural significance
Soooo... the opposite of what his mate The Weeknd has been doing?
Sorry but NOBODY HERE times
@@HIPHOPANTIFA Whatever that means.
This was all really emotionally painful and I'm not sure why.. Feels exactly like a bad mushroom trip (i've never had a good mushrooms trip so it's my only point of reference).
I literally had to drive all the way out to Yosemite to enjoy mushrooms. Even then it still felt evil.
Micro dosing is the way forward
Accurate
@@olsonbryce777 It makes me feel like I'm the Antichrist sometimes. Literally everyone I know has had amazing positive experiences with mushrooms. For me the "journey" feels more like a crucible than a positive experience.
bro this music video is so awesome to watch on mushrooms. This whole album just is awesome on a mushroom trip
History will be kind to Daniel Lopatin. He has been changing the game for the past 14 years, I'm happy the Safdie brothers and The Weeknd are giving him exposure and the credit he deserves.
Finally.
That's usually what happens, isn't it? The underground always influences the mainstream.
@@danielplainview2584 How so? Just curious.
@@JasonTopo Well, if you look at popular music as far back as The Beatles they were inspired by avant garde composers (Stockhausen, Cage) and more niche underground music; you got this in the 90’s, too, where people like Madonna wanted to work with Aphex Twin, who also influenced Radiohead and even John Frusciante. I think I was a bit wrong to say “always”, but it happens a lot of the time in popular music.
Facts
losing your phone today is like cutting an arm off
i love the idea of an 80s sitcom family confiscating their sons smart phone and wondering what the hell it is
the internet is not evil, it portrays evil because it's an open window into the human soul. i particularly feel that the generation that had an early adolescence coinciding with the mainstream internet access carries a fear and guilt about being misunderstood about what the internet is all about to their parents
it also doesn't help when all the guys pulling the strings (Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, etc...) are legitimately evil
I think facilitating evil and being evil (evil in this case not being gore, but corrosive, hateful, ignorant, destructive etc. speech and ideas) can and do overlap. I think by thinking the opposite that you excuse the worst of humanity as just being our “nature” and not a choice (I don’t mean to offend you, I just want to share my take). Additionally there are the practical examples/arguments as the other commenter mentioned, about how strongly immoral behavior is used to administrate and preserve the internet service, amongst others.
When thinking about internet gore though, and I think you implied this, I believe the disgust is justified. I personally don’t think it provides any further constructive value or fulfills a necessity: therefore, I don’t think it has much of a right or reason to exist.
However, thinking about the scenario presented in the video, I think it’s better to be level-headed and attempt to understand than to jump to being reactive and destructive. Although, this scenario is inherently surreal and unrealistic, which muddies the idea of what the “right thing” to do was, but if you’re taking it seriously then I have to too for the sake of argument.
This video is the perfect depiction of the contemporary mind as the infinite influx of information renders the self null in a vast sea of dadaist postmodernism.
I just still.
In my body, my mind and my spirit.
Can't focus on these influx wells of seeds attacking my brain.
I used to be ao captured.
In grips of what i thought things were and ought to be.
Now I see, i am truly Free.
Your love, oh, we know it's sinking
We both been through a lot of shit
When I talk to the unknown
I start to know your dreams
But I had to try
I'm lost but never alone
I'm lost but never alone
It's not the same
We can't go on any more, not any more
I'm lost but never alone
It takes two to make this work
You wanna give me that look?
I won't stop you, but I ought to
Make me wipe away your tears
But I had to try
I'm lost but never alone
I'm lost but never alone
It's not the same
We can't go on, not any more
We can't go on any more
The guy on the electric guitar is killing it.
even if censored, the abject horror of the smartphone content is clear
I love this, but it honestly gave me nightmares the night after I watched it. Very affecting.
Cant stop watching it. On repeat. I used to take drugs because I was angry at the feeling this video portrays. We are not truly living.
yeah there's gotta be more than this
We're just here...now
Feel you dude
Yes
@@Karl_Marksmanwe are more than we can see.
The Weeknd brought me here🤣
The generation conflict being solved by a guitar shredding took me back to Michael Jackson's "Black or White".
Same.
Same vibes, it’s like a more visceral version.
Wow. Honestly this is one of the best music videos I've ever seen. I cried.
- Safdie brothers: How fucking good do you want this video to be ?
- Daniel: Yes
bizarre times need bizarre music
My man OPN bringing back the guyliner!!
Looks so cute 😳
Yeah its important to add signifiers of alterity to yr image when yr literally the oppressor
Wtf
@@lukeperrier yeah dude totally
Damn, Daniel Lopatin with eyeliner boutta make me act up
ok, now put up the version where that guitar solo at the end goes for another 3 minutes please :)
I'd actually prefer a fully electronic version without the guitar. Weird sides of the spectrum, aye?
@@ash-fq4cg God the solo was beautiful, here's to hoping Daniel continues making more actual music!
The comment section on this vid is going for:
P R O F O U N D
We are counting on you.
That was a real person getting his arm cut off on the mobile
Yeah and it's illegal to publish or distribut such content, for good reasons.
yeah they got owned
Looked like something straight off BestGore
yeah i was wondering what i was. i used to love bestgore, rotten, face of death, all that shit. i was curious like he was. now i'm fucked up and realize that shit did NOT help. lol. it truly looked and felt like a real video.. so it is, i guess. not one i've seen. not sure what's going on but either way, looks like someone wanted that arm off that body.
@@bastardmike3052 ya that stuff does not help
I'm going to need a whole lot more of whatever that was
How I felt after listening to this on two tabs
Do you ever imagine something you love, art for example, comtinuinf past its end or creating its own unique continuation of the themes, aesthetics and vibes that the original piece creates? I felt that sometimes. As if I know what i want from musix but i almost want it curated, marinated if I may, to what I personally like.
Just me maybe...
It is as if one poured Boards of Canada, television of my early teens, and angsty metal on cassette from '87 into Google's Deep Dream convolutional neural network. The resulting music and accompanying video are so evocative and full of painful nostalgia for reasons that are hard to pinpoint.
I love BoC but I have no idea where you're getting the influence based on this song. Sounds nothing like BoC at all.
@@MasDouc The intro choppy radio voices, the subtle tape hiss, the flute-like synth line hiding underneath at :10, the guitar treatment is like unto ChromaKey Dreamcoat, the whole heavily chorused things-going-in-and-out of pitch center, the vocoded vox ala A Beautiful Place Out in the Country, etc. It is like unto the Deep Dream AI re-processing that those elements and more and I really DIG IT.
@@secretdecoder Beautifully summarized. Both he and BoC generally stretch the limits of electronic music and their music operates in some abstract framework that defies genre boundaries.
@@MasDoucsounds like ultra sad freescha to me
This makes me feel like I'm sick at home on a school day, nauseous and with a high fever, flipping through daytime TV, feeling slightly disconnected from reality.
We have basically an young boy curious about gore in his new device. The parents never understand, because they already forgotten about their adolescence and the young`s curiosity. The young man fells alone inside his own house, without support from his family. When the father brokes the cellphone, this marks the end of his confidence. So, he goes to the bedroom and plays guitar, until the bedroom becomes small and limited to his talent. In this moment, the walls explode and the boy plays to the wolrd, to the universe. But if you pay attention, the bedroom and some stuff is still there : he never leaved the lonely bedroom. The bedroom will be always inside of him.
Nice
Its the path of the artist. beautiful
I kinda thought it was reminiscing on television tropes. The kid is poorly understood, the parents are just the typical sit com parents. It also is meant to be a shitty VHS recording of television, the VHS has been recorded over so many times that the original content is lost. I thought the end scene was supposed to be funny. The kid goes into the bedroom upset and just plays guitar. If it was on a sitcom there would probably be a laugh track at that part. But it is showing what really would be there if it were real, a lot of soul and feeling in the guitar. That's why the walls fall, he is breaking the fourth wall by actually having depth beyond just being a character
This trope from media of parents destroying the unknown rather than attempting to fathom it, as if they see the existence of it as a defiance to their un-questioninable authority has always baffled me. I've had my things destroyed like that, out of petty showings of dominance. These actors play a perfect broken family. A violent narcissist father, a slightly sympathetic but ultimately enabling mother, and the estranged child who's identity struggles so hard to exist in this environment that it is forced to drastic measures, using every resource available to express themselves.
This is a song about living tragedy, violence against the self, and a loss of trust. The skater, losing herself to survival, her trust of the safety of the park going away. Mama losing her driving will in the face of the beyond, her trust in life itself is gone. The teen, struggling to have a self at all, loses trust in the only ones they should be able to depend on.
the common theme, is a complete submersion into the self. And thru all the violence from others, the world, or even life as a whole, identity thrives.
As someone who's alone but never lost, I do not find this offensive
Does anybody else get oddly emotional watching this?
The main problem in hauntology is not only the cultural obsession that stops the progress but also the destruction of any believeable hope that can ever follow such a unique time like ours. Humanity came from large communities of disconnected individuals with little information to a huge connected collective of individuals with too much information to take in. We are really lost but never alone (in a way).
So you're telling me Jon Rafman had absolutely NOTHING to do with this one?
Shoutout you for putting me on to this guy
@@Ecotechnologist u dont wanna get put onto that guy bro
@@ajp8025 why not
@@ayle1312 because gatekeeping is fun
@@ayle1312 I watched two videos now I'm in the hospital trying get past some real demons
Immediate top candidate for best music video of the year
xo
XO
XOTWOD
Anyone else wondering how and why they used that footage of a dude getting his arm hacked In a mud pit.
That is a real video and a big risk for them to take? Anyone got any Information bout them using it
Yeah, I was shocked. I've only seen that video about 3 weeks ago. It's horrifying. Would love to know the legality of it. I like that its there. It's shocking but it's reality. I think that the director is pushing the boundaries here. Not to celebrate death but the reality of what phones do for us. What the internet does.
@@quirkypurple just makes me wonder because I mean technically what they are doing is illegal but then again so is half of Daniel's samples.
@@zogrush I don't think its illegal.
What is the illegal part? Using a video that isnt their own? There's also no visible blood. I'm not sure it's illegal.
And if its copyright infringement, something tells me the guy that recorded it, isn't going to dispute it.
It seem like a completely grey area.
@@quirkypurple The orginal video is a teenage boy from brazill getting hacked apart then killed...im pretty sure showing that type of footage and marketing it is highly illegal.
@@zogrush Your talking about the whole video of a teen in Brazil. No need to explain it to me. I've watched the video.
What we actually see in this Safdie Brothers video is in about 2-3 seconds. That's what counts. There is no blood, no murder committed in the 2-3 seconds. I'm thinking like a filmmaker with the censors. There is low-res violence with no blood. And no blood could be the key.
Also, I'm guessing the Safdie Brothers are smart and have some sort of legal assistance helping them make their films.
So you can keep telling me it's "highly Illegal" but that's not explaining anything. What is "highly" illegal anyway? Something is either legal or illegal. There's no "highly" or "lowly."
Didn't realize Lil Nas X got stuck in the Fresh Prince dimension
And it was 🔥
1:59 this is disgusting i need context, not ethical no matter how striking the visuals are. pretty disappointed.
@ when were they racist or toxic? This footage would be shown a news channel; this video should be age restricted, but certainly not taken down.
that footage of the elderly ape recognizing it's keep after so long is even sadder with Daniel's voice over it
All these people talking about the gore video he was watching and how that was a phase that a lot of kids went through in their early teens.
Yeah, hell no. That shit is disgusting. I feel like there's genuinely something wrong with people who would ever willfully watch gore.
I watched this as a kid and teen because I was curious. But I think that when you've seen one gore stuff you've kinda seen them all, so I don't watch it anymore.
This is literally luigi judah
I torrented the full video uncensored! Good music and history of music!
First the sickle.... then the hammer.... Liked the use of the communist symbolism.
xo the weeknd
Beautiful, but do not watch while tripping on acid
So this is what the Safdies have been up to. Cool.
something something mark fischer something something adam curtis
Nostalgia is reactionary
Its been a week and this song is still stuck in my head. I will forever wonder how he got a hold of a cell phone.... That guitar solo though 🍻
Anyone else shed a tear to that solo?
one of the best music videos i've ever seen
wow the production assistants Zac Kubersky and Sam Dworkin did a really good job on this one !
awesome dudes
Why?
@@BoroPrideHoorah oh they're just my friends and I'm really proud of them lol
Yeah, and it's also going to be the end of their carreer. When you put thus exploit footage of young kid getting tortured, dismembered and killed for cheap edgy value, you'll get what's coming at you...
@@theofficialiaa Oh, very cool!
Amazing art vision for this video of my favorite song of MOPN. :D
Favorite track from the album, especially because of the ending. Daniel you are amazing
The worst part is the video on the phone is a real video of a guy hacking the arm off some teenager. 2:00 I've seen the whole video. It's not nice.
yeah it's disgusting and I can't stop thinking about it
What country, a teenager no way
@@MrDanybe I think Brazil. I was trying to find a news article on it but couldnt find it. Yeah the dude complety hacks off his arm and he's just stunned. Its awful
i dont understand, why did the safdie brothers put that in the video in the first place and then censor it?
Ah yes, gotta love when a character breaks three walls and a ceiling but not the fourth wall.
Why does he have a snuff film on his phone? That's fucked up
i wish they didnt censor the phone footage, it made the video beyond heavy when you could see it
On one hand, the hypergraphic content on the phone really adds to and substantiates the message of the song and the video, so I agree.
On the other hand, I kinda don't want to see snuff footage every time I watch this music video(which has been a lot lately).
Tough to reconcile the two. I think the blurring gets the point across to some extent, but it's certainly not as bold a decision as it was to include it in the first place.
1:59 HERE COMES THE STRIKE
Yeah this should probably be on vimeo with still life
when dad catches you watching gore
@「 dark cyberia 」 would it matter?
@「 dark cyberia 」 looks like it to me but the only way to be sure would be to ask the safdies on twitter
@「 dark cyberia 」 yes it's real
Anyone from the Boston area knows the jingle by heart... "Magic one oh six point SEVEN! 🎵"
Literally how he came up with the name. He reversed SEVEN to NEVES then NEVER and there you go.
Just imagine Twin Peaks with a soundtrack by Daniel
I didn't know I wanted this until just now.
If we ever find our way out of pandemic hell, Lynch should absolutely collab with him in _some_ capacity, I mean, he worked with Flying Lotus, he’s a musician in his own right, he and Daniel could make such incomparable sonic dreamscapes together.
@@ImpendingRiot83 Lynch himself was featured in the FlyLo music video "Fire is Coming".
Best comment ever. Twin peaks died so it will be a similar one to t.p with oneohtrix over it
Twin Peaks soundtrack is already perfect
Yesterday I saw this video for the first time. Emotional visuals and unearthly melody impressed me to the core)
I wondered "wtf" so I googled about Mama and her story is fascinating. Don't know what that scary ice skating person is about though... but I love this whole creation. Especially when the kid goes to play his guitar.
The footage of the crone ice skating and all footage featuring the same old woman mask are from a 1983 horror film called Curtains!
Son caught watching gore
yeah but using an actual video which is illegal
@ distributing gory videos, even real ones, on the internet isn’t illegal. it almost certainly goes against youtube guidelines though, so this’ll probably get a strike at some point.
@ then it’s not illegal. and i agree youtube should probably flag this video just for the sake of unilaterally enforcing their rules, but i see it as artistry rather than exploitative garbage.
@ I'd argue that it's very different to actually kill a person for art, if that is the equivalency you're suggesting
@ I don't think it's pretentious. First the smartphone is introduced and then immediately the horrors of the world are introduced through that device, all in a cosy but also off feeling 80s sitcom setting. I mean, we all saw the Isis decapitations because news channels posted them, and man, I don't know if I wanted to see that but I did. I think the Safdie brothers problaby want the video to raise discussions, you it's totally okay if you think a real video of a man's arm cut off shouldn't have made it into the video. I think, because it's only shown for 2 seconds and from afar it should be okay.
Why is everyone ignoring the nice video of a man getting his arm cut off at 1:59
Think it's 3 men, 1 hammer.
@@chubydukskruber7969 sheeeeeesh
Thanks, publishing and/or distributing child torture and murder video is illegal in most countries, for many good reason, WHY THE FUCK IS UA-cam NOT CENSORING THAT ISH?
@ what's way worse than what?
@ i really want to know what it is so if i'm wrong, tell me. I know the video in the music video is different than the video i shared but there are a few videos of Israelis doing it to Palestinians so I thought they might be the same thing, just different videos.
retro boy lost his
future toy go scream out loud
to a lonely void
Curtains (‘83) is a good slasher.
😱
totally 've lost my shit when the solo started
So fucking good!!
This could only be released during fall winter it's got that cold weather vibe fr
fall is opn season!
daniel's music has always been about lost futures through teen angst
Nice! Safdies art being censored! Sweet blur UA-cam!!!
great video. that mama the chimpanzee footage is gut wrenching
Poor little mama :'(
✨ 😢 ✨
Because you haven't notice the real video of a young kid being tortured and dismembered on the smartphone
@
Oh, geez, everyone has read your view on this video. Report the video yourself if you want it taken down.
@ go complain about WAP instead of hating on true artists then
Here after the Dawn FM teaser
02:00 Why is the kid watching someone get their arm hacked off on his phone? Can anyone explain this reference or make some kind of sense of it? I'm assuming here that the kid was watching it when he had to hide his phone, that's why it plays when his mum looks at it.
Yeah that's pretty ****ed up, and does look scarily real.... :/
It's less common now, but the internet exposed a lot of people to real life shocking content in a way that hadn't really happened before it came around. Eg. 3 guys one hammer was a video of a man being murdered om film that went viral in the 2000s. (I would not recommend searching for obvious reasons)
I think the primary focus in this scene is less that this is what he was looking at, but this is what the parents see. Ie. The worst/most dangerous aspects of the internet
I think if you didn't go through it, you won't understand it. I thought it was a brilliant way of capturing a moment of adolescence that I'm sure only has risen in the past decade or two: discovering the first internet video that genuinely traumatizes you. For me, it was watching the beheading of a Russian soldier when I was 13. All my friends have similar stories. This moment in the video, the way the parents reacted, the concern and anger at the device rather than addressing their child and why they seeked out such content: all brilliantly addressed.
@@ninjasaurxd oh fuck, I remember that video
I thought it was the tortoise scene from cannibal holocaust. I'll have to watch it again
goes to his room in a rage and absolutely fuckin shreds i love this video so damn much
Did they blurry the mobile phone video? As far as I remember, before it was explicit :S
Yup. I believe the uncensored version i still available on vimeo.
@@lardkraken8231 what still I don't understand is how they re-uploaded the censored version without loosing views. Maybe I'm missing something...?
@@almohadillaseisefes I don’t think they reuploaded. I know there is a option to blur parts of the video in UA-cam
@@lardkraken8231 Interesting, thanks for the info!
@@lardkraken8231 I'm unable to find it on vimeo
Wtf is that last part
Now I want the Safdie brothers to make an analogue horror movie. Something like "I feel fantastic", Baphomet kun's videos, "Gemini Home Entertainment", or "The Mandela Catalogue", but feature length. The kind that has emotional depth to it.
'how do you play with the fabrication of your reality through your symbolical experiences of a plural yet individual past?'. this is a perfect representation of a present of lost futures forever haunted by historically symbolical 'ghosts'. It is post-modern, hyperrealistic and dualistic: the past haunts us and we haunt the past by trying to get it back.
Did you know that this guy single-handedly invented Vaporwave?
CAP ?
The ice skating scene at 45 seconds is from a 1983 movie called Curtains. I just happened to watch it not too long ago.
Faith in Electronic Music Restored !
The dying chimp always gets me
One of the best music videos I've seen in decades!
At first I thought they were clips from TV shows. All these all these all these all these all these all these actors were hired JUST FOR THIS SONG.
I thought the same thing but the horror character on ice skates is from an actual 80s movie.
TW: gore footage
I would u put up that clip at 1:58?
@ its very sad when artists u like are like this
Augure Zera is there any evidence to back this up
@ if you're going to make claims like this, at least have evidence to back this up.
@ what exactly happened? is there any evidence?