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Ilya Prusikin, Yuri Mosianko.

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I'll just leave the whole thing, just 20 minutes of me trying to pronounce Russian names.

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Hello and welcome to We Can't Rewind, We've Gone Too Far,

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a podcast where a Scotsman, an Irishman and a Bulgarian

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discuss the worst, silliest, weirdestest fuck music videos.

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Hello, I'm Neil.

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Hi, I'm Dev.

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Hi, I'm Neily.

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After last week's video, Melted Our Brains, we decided to take a mental break.

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You alright?

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Yes, kind of.

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Okay.

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When I close my eyes, I see Mr. Abal.

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No, think about the hypno-dancing pelvic thrusting instead.

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Okay.

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After last week's video, Melted Our Brains, we decided to take a mental break, a palate cleanser,

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if you will, and do an international tour of weird and wonderful music videos.

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Welcome to We've Gone Too Far Around the World.

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Could you say we've gone too far around the world a bit more enthusiastically,

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because I'm going to put cheesy ass reverb on it.

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Oh, God, okay.

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We've gone too far around the world.

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Perfect.

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And what is a more suitable country to start than the largest one in the world, Russia?

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This is Hypno Dancer by Little Big.

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I don't want to hear you say I will go another way

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Should I go or should I stay?

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If I have to go away, this will go another way

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Cannot let you sleep away

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Hypno dancer go hypno dancer

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This is by far the newest video we've reviewed on this podcast.

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We decided we deserved a full HD image for once.

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Glorious 1080p on YouTube this day.

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So as such, the video does not have a deep background and long history, but is one hell of a ride.

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Choosing which Little Big video to discuss today was also not an easy task,

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as they are known for their joyous, colourful and slightly insane videos,

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and pretty much all of them are potential for a future full episode of this podcast.

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Three people are credited as directors of Hypno Dancer,

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Ilya Prusikin, the front person of the band Yuri Mosienko,

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and Alina Pasok, who seems to be the creative genius behind every single one of Little Big's videos.

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Despite the crazy visuals, this video does indeed have a storyline.

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that's a massive bonus for us

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given the usual quality of shite

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we put ourselves through

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Hippodanser tells a story

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about a team of criminals

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stealing from casinos

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by busting out some crazy dance moves

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I think this video would make

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a compelling plot

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to Ocean's 14

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if that ever was to happen

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Steven Soderbergh

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better take note

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I don't remember Ocean's 7

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I remember

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I know I've seen it

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but I don't remember it

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I think I saw it in the cinema

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and enjoyed it

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I don't really

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don't really remember it

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oh that's a shame

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I do remember enjoying it

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at the time

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so I'll give it a yes

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I might watch it tonight

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having it on my head. Definitely worth watching.

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Highly recommend it anyway.

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It all goes well for Little Big until they run

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into another team attempting to do the exact

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same heist and from that point

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hilarity ensues. Yeah so

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Little Big. If there's ever a band perfectly

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suited for this podcast I think it's Little Big.

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Pretty much every single one of their videos

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is just gold. Yeah

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it's gold for us. I think the first one I saw

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was Skibbity which I saw when I was

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drunk and ruined it at my house one night

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and I laughed pretty hard.

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I think I may have broken my internal organs laughing at that.

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Skibid was the one that kind of broke them internationally, wasn't it?

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Yeah, I think I saw in the Wikipedia that's the one that went viral.

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For people who haven't seen it, it's...

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In fact, I'm not going to try to explain it.

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Just go watch it.

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Just go on YouTube and watch all of Little Big's videos in a row.

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Also drink a bit in the meantime, because it's going to make more sense.

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I think this one's probably the best sort of quality-wise and story-wise.

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It's got an actual kind of plot running through it and stuff like that,

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Whereas most of the other ones are just kind of surreal nonsense.

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I think it kind of works with their music, which is also surreal nonsense.

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It's like ravey type of music, electronics.

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I don't think they would have been as big based on their music.

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People know them because of their videos.

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Yeah, I actually bought the album that Skibbity's on.

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Neat.

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Which is fun to say. Skibbity on.

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Skibbity.

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Yeah, it's terrible.

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Apart from Skibbity.

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But the videos are good.

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That's commendable.

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As a person who understands or is rather familiar with kind of like Russian stereotypes

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and just generally Eastern European slash Soviet stereotypes,

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those videos make sense in terms of I understand the satire.

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And that's kind of what caught my attention the first time in the world's thing for Skibidia.

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But also this video, it's just like I see what they're doing immediately.

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It's pretty refreshing considering what other musicians do in the meantime.

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Also versus how people see Eastern European culture.

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So what is it they're kind of parodying?

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Is it just the stereotypes in general or is it a specific aspect of the culture?

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No, I think it's just anything in general.

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I think they're playing very well with how Westerners view or think of

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when they hear like Russians and like Russian rave.

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they imagine though like a skinny guy wearing a wife beater and shorts doing squats kind of thing

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and they're playing of this and they're playing of things that might not be very familiar to

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western viewers like the style of the houses they've got in and the weird wallpapers that are kind of

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about 50 years outdated but that's how houses sometimes well that's the stereotypes stereotype

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of how houses are you know modern houses are just normal houses nowadays but you know uh down to

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how they look and the amount of

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jewelry they wear and just the kind of

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the kitcheness to it. It's just all

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stereotypes and they're playing fantastically

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with all of this.

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other Russian culture

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wants to present itself.

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I'm putting a bit of asterisk on it here.

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My introduction to Russian culture

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is also very Western-centered

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so I might be taking a bit of a leap

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of thought in here.

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self a satirical art collaboration which relies on music visuals and the show little biggs mocks

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various national stereotypes about russia i think maybe skibbity plays up to a little bit more just

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in terms of looks of the surroundings and their costumes and all that shit but this one's a bit

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more of a sort of madcap adventure just happens to star crazy russians oh it depends how you see it

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the first because you know the go-to is very glitzy and there's a lot of like fake style and lack of

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substance which is also like very stereotypical of how foreigners view russian people yeah it's

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kind of the stereotype of a rich russian guy swanning in with a big gold watch and i should

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stereotypes exist for a reason it doesn't mean everyone's like that but there's no smoke without

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fire sort of situation yeah so i'm just transfixed by the video i'm just watching it i should probably

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turn off i keep looking at it i was just a whole production value i mean there's lots of little

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nuances to just cool little references to to props to the way they seem to you know steal the stuff

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and the van and i don't know i just kind of like the whole sort of lo-fi heist style vibe i wasn't

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trying to copy anything it was i think it was quite original and it's in its approach and its style i

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think it did take a lot of references from modern cinema and the way it looks and the way it's shot

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and i don't know i just can't say a bad thing about it i just think that yeah production value of this

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is definitely the best thing we've seen.

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I think it is actually the most recent video

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we've ever talked about on this podcast.

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I think it was May 2020.

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I didn't actually realise this was that recent

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until there's a newspaper at 1 minute 36

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that the lipstick guy is holding up.

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He's got to be cut out for his eyes

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like in old cartoons and stuff like that.

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Add one for his mouse, which is hilarious.

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The translated headline is roughly,

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because this was done with Google Translate,

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Hooligan Millionaire will present Russia at Eurovision.

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Which, obviously, they were doing.

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And then there's a story about coronavirus underneath it.

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It does say in the YouTube description

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saying the filming took place in St. Petersburg

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before the COVID-19 outbreak in the Russian Federation.

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So whenever that might have been.

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So they just squeaked in before the world went to shit.

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Just did.

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They released a Christmas song called 2020 Can Suck My Dick.

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I do feel that's quite good as well.

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I mean, to be fair, 2020 Can Suck My Dick.

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Yes, mine as well.

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2020, just get in line.

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We have a lot of people to go through.

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I just tried to find my way.

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Prove what I've come what may.

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I will do it anyway.

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Each as little game we play.

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It feels good to get away.

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There is nothing else to say.

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Speaking of details, alcohol and cigarettes and drugs and everything, like anything addictive,

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was portrayed by drawing materials, like pencils and pens and whiteboard markers.

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And it's just kind of funny.

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It was very obvious what they were going for, but also things like, say, having the long pencil

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in the cigarette holder, like the lady was holding, but both ladies were holding.

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It's such a detail, this was almost like you can miss it very easily.

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For me, anyway, the first time I watched it,

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I sort of didn't really pay much attention,

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all the writing implement stuff.

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It keeps on building in ridiculousness

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to the point where a guy is actually snorting pencil shavings.

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And you're just like, OK, this is...

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They're going hard with this theme.

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It actually reminds me of one of my friends in school

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who smoked pencil shavings

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because he thought it might get him high.

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This is the most Glasgow thing you could have said, honestly.

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Yeah, it didn't, believe it or not.

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What a surprise.

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But, you know, he had fun.

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What's he doing these days?

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He's actually all right.

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Working for Bic.

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Well, they make pens.

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That's not a good joke.

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Yeah, he shook his pencil shaving addiction.

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Moved to ink.

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I'm just watching the video you've bought, Neil,

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and I really want to watch it immediately.

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Oh, yeah, what is this?

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It looks great fun.

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We'll be able to have a live update from Neil in the chat.

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It's like a behind the scenes of the video

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from a makeup artist who worked on it.

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But it's quite interesting because it's showing you the set.

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Oh my god, it's 45 minutes.

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And the behind the scenes stuff.

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But here's the thing, if you look at her channel,

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she's done absolutely every little big behind the scenes stuff.

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Fuck, I wish I knew about this before I started.

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Oh, they've been pretty hard, yes.

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Shit.

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How do you say that, the woman's name?

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Is it Maya?

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Masha.

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Masha.

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Masha Frantzowicz.

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Yeah, I'll stick a link to the behind the scenes of this video,

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which Neil has just found.

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And unfortunately, we haven't watched because that would have been very good research for this podcast.

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The thing is, we get a lot of our premium first hand information from a site called Wikipedia,

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which did not link to this video, the making of the video.

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Wikipedia.

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Wikipedia.

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Yes, it's very, very good source material.

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I research all my bad, bad music videos in the library.

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I don't know.

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Like what?

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It's where they keep the rarys.

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What is that library thing you're talking about?

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It's kind of like a web page, but you can actually hold it.

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It's amazing.

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It's kind of like augmented reality.

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So like a tablet?

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Yeah, it's like a tablet.

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It doesn't change.

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It's like a broken ink tablet.

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Oh, that's boring then.

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Yeah.

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So where do you find those libraries?

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Usually in things called high streets is where in the before times people would go to shop.

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It's a bit like Amazon, but not online.

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But a high street, do people just go high in there?

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Why are they called high streets?

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I think we're going off the rails.

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That's actually a very good point.

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Why are they called high streets?

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No idea.

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I think that's something that's actually worth looking up.

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Why are streets called high streets?

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To display the superiority of this street as like a passing match for streets.

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Wikipedia has a really good entry on the definition.

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This episode is brought to you by Wikipedia and every other episode.

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Thanks, Wikipedia.

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The name seems to have emerged in the 12th century.

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when the word high began to indicate something or someone of a higher or more important status than others.

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So it's about class, of course.

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It's importance, I guess, yeah.

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Most things in Britain.

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But anyway, back to the video.

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We've all learned something about the English language today.

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Can you just imagine the amount of fun it must have been to shoot this?

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Like, disregarding the usual stress of filming stuff, just watching this all unfold would be hilarious.

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And I think one interesting thing about the video and Scooby Dee as well,

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they kind of play on the silent video thing

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that kind of popped up a few years ago,

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incorporating what was essentially kind of a meme, I guess,

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into their actual quote-unquote official music videos,

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which I think is pretty glorious.

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We talked about this on the David Bowie and Mick Jagger episode

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where there's a silent version of the video where there's no music

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and it's just the sounds that you would hear if there was no music.

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They have it in this video where they're dancing on the table

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and it's just them dancing and you hear their clothes rustling around

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and they're going...

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yeah i love that that's correct and it it just never fails to make me laugh it's always a fun

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like kind of a break off it's kind of showing how ridiculous everything is i can't remember who said

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it but it was a director of some description it was like music musical fucking music lies to you

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you can take any old scene and put sad music over it and then instantly the audience goes oh it's sad

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or you could put dance music over something and the dancing looks cool but as soon as you take it

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off this is a fucking ridiculous situation so i have a question for both of you if you were to plan

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a casino heist what would you do well i've said before in this podcast i'm generally in favor of

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people bursting into dance at random because I think the world would be a nicer place.

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So this is definitely up there, but I don't want to steal their idea.

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So I have to think of that.

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The idea is not to be a better place.

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The idea is to steal money and run away.

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A better place for you.

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I like this.

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Sounds better.

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I think I would find a way to make the slot machines,

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like all the slot machines in the casino just start spitting out money.

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So there'll be like a massive frenzy.

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Everyone will just start stealing everything.

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I won't really get that much out of it,

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but the casino will lose out.

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I think that will be heist well done.

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A chaotic heist.

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You're doing a heist for the people.

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Isn't there a movie with Nicolas Cage

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where he basically did that?

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I can't remember exactly the plot,

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but he was basically cheating in casinos,

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but always when it was against the casino itself,

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like on slot machines and stuff like that,

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never against other people.

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The only movie that comes up is next.

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Well, the synopsis on IMDb is

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a las vegas magician who can see into the future is pursued by fbi agents seeking to use his abilities

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to prevent the nuclear terrorist attack oh my god how have i not seen this film this is amazing

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this actually i think i've seen this before and i don't think it's a bad film and i think there's a

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part in it where like nicholas cage maybe it's a bit of a spoiler but towards the end is like running

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through like all these scenarios over and over and over again is he doing like uh sherlock holmes

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mind palace thing it's sort of like uh what's the best way it's like remember neo when he does or

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not neo uh agent smith is like you know dodging the bullets and there's like hundreds of them it's

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it's like that there's like a scene like that where nicholas cage is like walking and someone's

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shooting at him and you know he's dying and all these alternative versions apart from the one where

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he's not well i think what i would do for a casino heist is i would weaponize nicholas cage in some

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way and just use his his clearly superior acting acting abilities so what he's saying is you're going

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to get some loose bees.

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And just get Nick's pay,

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but pay Nick's cage a little bit,

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because, you know,

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he's always up for a job,

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that man.

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Oh, yeah.

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Pay him to walk in.

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Everyone's like,

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oh, my God, it's Nick's cage.

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Then I unleash the bees.

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Yes, then he starts

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shutting the bees,

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not the bees.

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And then I run in

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in a beekeeper suit.

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Question mark,

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then profit.

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Question mark, then profit.

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I imagine I would still

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have to break through locks,

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but I'm sure Nick's cage

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could give me some advice on that.

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Well, if it's a casino,

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then surely there'll be money out.

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Well, actually, it's not the money, is it?

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I don't know how it works.

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I could just steal loose change from people's pockets

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while they're getting mauled by bees.

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Worst case scenario.

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Bee man, like Batman, but a bit more annoying.

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But anyway, I was just thinking,

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I was like, where did he discover this ability

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to hypnotise people by dancing?

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Was it an accident?

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Was he just out at the cat house one night

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and he just noticed everyone was standing still?

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Or did he train in it?

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Was it like a samurai film or a martial arts film

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where he had a master who taught him how to hypno dance?

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Well, there's another guy.

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who does exactly the same thing and they do a synchronized dancing at the end.

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The guy who is dancing is the lead singer of the band The Hatters.

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Both of them, they have their suits.

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Since they're wearing, they have their band's respective names on them.

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Yeah, I was about to say you could tell us because it's literally printed on them.

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But I went on the bench.

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So I'm not a fan of Little Big's music, as I already said.

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But I was like, I'm just going to check the others.

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Maybe they're doing the same Mercedes kind of thing

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because they're the same label.

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And I spent nearly three hours listening to their music

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and looking at their videos and they're so good,

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like legit good.

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And they're also doing some fun videos.

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Yeah, it's a beautiful moment.

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They're both there for the same reason to rob the casino.

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They're not aware that they're both there to do the same thing.

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It all goes awry and the cops come in

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and they just look at each other and nod stoically

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and then have a double hypno dance at the cops.

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I do have one thought I want to make, which is a bit probably a bit off and I understand if you guys disagree with me on that.

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So the guy with the lipstick that you keep mentioning, I understand that this is his band persona character.

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I don't quite understand it because it's color reverse blackface and I don't understand it.

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I got clown more than that.

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But if it's a clown, then why those colors?

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don't quite understand what

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is he trying to do or they're trying to do

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I think it's just a persona, the entire

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band's fairly consistent with their

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visual, you know, sort of

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aesthetic throughout all

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their videos, so I don't know, maybe it's just what he's

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decided to do, it is a bit mad

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I'm probably overthinking it

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I completely accept the fact that I do

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it's just that they don't quite understand why

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they went with those colours

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I think you are overthinking it, but also

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that would be a first

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I just presumed he was like Neil said,

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trying just to look weird and, you know,

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about like a clown and stuff like that.

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But at the same time, now that you've mentioned it,

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it's hard not to see it.

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So I hope that's not what he's going for.

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I'll put it like that.

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It's a very, very specific imagery

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that if you didn't realise, if you did it accidentally,

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that's just a very bad look, basically.

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*music*

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I am not going to pretend I'm a massive little big fan.

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Their music is not my thing at all, but their videos, there's something different.

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their bright colors, absurdist visuals, and superb attention to detail,

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recommendable, and a very welcome distraction to, well, everything.

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In times when music videos are not as popular as they were during the MTV era,

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their videos are just a pure work of art, and all I can say is kudos to Alina Pasok,

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or Pasok, I'm sorry, a woman with such fantastic visions and ideas,

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and also she's our age and damn it, people who are actually talented.

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Damn them, their abilities.

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yeah

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being amazing

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stuff

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I'll jump in then

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oh I'm running

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oh shut up

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improvised

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damn it

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damn it

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past me

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it's just a bit

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of glorious

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comedy from

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start to finish

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it looks great

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technically it's

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great

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leaves you with

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so many questions

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about what the

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fuck's going on

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in this strange

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world they seem

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to be inhabiting

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it's just

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fucking brilliant

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go watch it

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five seconds

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and I knew

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I was pretty much

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hooked from the

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beginning

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it's style

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especially the

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colour resonates

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to me it just

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looks so good

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cinematic and

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production value that easily puts most other music videos to shame the deadpan wrestling

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bitch faces from the performers i think it's just pure comedy gold and that little interlude between

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the two dancers towards the end is just perfect not into the music that much but i didn't hate it

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we do have to give a bit of a shout to all the sort of supporting actors all the scenes where

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they're hypnotized and they're just holding that one expression which it must have been difficult

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to do that without laughing it just feels like it like you were saying david just be good fun to

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work on seems like good fun so the best part for me personally was synchronized dancing between the

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two ringleaders it was just so much fun um and also it was good dancing skills from them and my

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runner-up is 39 seconds in the moment when the lady shakes her pencil cigarette into the ashtray and

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instead of ash shavings fall off it's just as much such small detail that people can very easily miss

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but I just love it.

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And the worst part for me

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is kind of unrelated

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but going back to the conversation

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we had about the guy

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with the lipstick on

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I just don't understand

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what his character is

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and I'm probably overthinking it

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but also just kind of

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makes me think of

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satire, okay

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but of what?

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Question mark.

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I think my favourite part is

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once again it all comes back

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to the double

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double hypno-dance scene

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but I'm going to say

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specifically the look

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on Sonya's face

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in the corner

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if you just watch her

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as they're both

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hypno dancing away

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on the table

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she's just completely

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holding the expression

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and it's fucking hilarious

515
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so once you've gone over

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the hilarity of the

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hypno dancing

518
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go and watch her afterwards

519
00:22:38,020 --> 00:22:38,760
my runner up is

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00:22:38,860 --> 00:22:39,680
Ilya putting a

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fake moustache

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over his

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pretty much identical

524
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moustache

525
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I literally hit the floor

526
00:22:44,340 --> 00:22:44,920
laughing the first time

527
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I saw that

528
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and the worst part is

529
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I actually couldn't

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think of anything

531
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so yeah

532
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favourite part

533
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I like the entire video

534
00:22:51,710 --> 00:22:52,500
but I think the

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I think Little Big

536
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get a huge congrats

537
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for including

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and detailing

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00:22:55,750 --> 00:22:56,840
the entire crew list

540
00:22:56,980 --> 00:22:57,520
that was involved

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00:22:57,590 --> 00:22:58,160
in the making

542
00:22:58,380 --> 00:23:02,040
nice just seeing the crew involved and all the people and all the the roles and whatnot so

543
00:23:02,340 --> 00:23:07,520
but yeah the entire video i liked it can fault it worst part didn't really have any um not saying

544
00:23:07,680 --> 00:23:12,320
it's a perfect video but i just can't find any faults with it personally so so uh conclusion

545
00:23:12,640 --> 00:23:17,200
then it's the masterpiece of weird videos it's the citizen kane of weird videos it's fucking

546
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great definitely an eye yeah it's an eye all round thanks for listening and take a look at the show

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notes for links to today's video and links

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to Instagram etc etc etc

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also please email us

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at gone2farcast at gmail.com

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we would love to hear your thoughts

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and any recommendations for

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00:23:35,080 --> 00:23:36,860
videos and if you're enjoying the

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00:23:37,070 --> 00:23:38,860
podcast please leave us a review on Apple

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Podcasts and Spotify or

556
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your podcast player of choice also

557
00:23:42,840 --> 00:23:44,240
Neil upload your fucking audio

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please we need to post

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00:23:47,440 --> 00:23:48,680
we need to actually post

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videos well audios

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for listeners at home

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at the bottom of the document is in big letters

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Neil upload your fucking audio

564
00:23:55,880 --> 00:23:58,060
that we posted to Instagram I just took screenshots

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which I appreciate

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I'll make sure

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say goodbye everyone

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bye

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upload your audio

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Skibidi.

