specifically the MULTIPLE videos boysru1e made to that vine of that guy beatboxing... so niche but every single one was so funny to me
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Whether it’s their Licensed to Ill era or the genius art of Paul’s Boutique, they are all amazing in their own respect. Part of what makes their videos so great is that they never take themselves too seriously. You can tell they're having fun, poking fun at themselves, at pop culture, and at the idea of what a music video should be. It’s a perfect visual extension of their sound, especially the videos directed by Spike Jonze.
They're serious musicians, but they’re not afraid to be silly. That balance is rare—and it’s what makes their videos endlessly rewatchable and influential. They were DIY before it was cool, ironic before it was cliché, and always authentic.
My favourites have to be ‘Hey Ladies’, ‘Sabotage’, ‘Intergalatic’ and ‘Body movin’
May 29, 2025
It's hard to explain the cultural significance of Vine to anyone that didn't experience it. I can still remember the Vines I made despite losing them to the whims of the business decisions that would eventually shutter the platform forever. It was beautiful in its simplicity and held a special place in the hearts of many. The memory of it only lives on in shoddy YouTube compilations that could easily be overlooked as clickbait to the untrained eye. For those of us that remember, the compilations still have the capacity to shepherd us through our darkest moments.
RIP Vine. You were a strange one.
“There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.”
-Hunter S. Thompson
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this is my all time favorite book. i read it in middle school and i have never stopped thinking about it. i absolutely love the movie too, but the book is wayyy better
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