it's very clear that jay kay is actually smart when it comes to adapting to online cultures, like they uploaded a "but youre in the bathroom" meme, fucking geniuses
At one point, when the blood was pouring out of the walls, the crew that was pushing the walls around left bloody footprints that had to be edited out.
@@vuilnisgod4388 It's because Jamiroquai is a band, but a lot of people think that Jamiroquai is the name of the singer, like how a lot of people think that Frankenstein’s monster is named Frankenstein, I think.
2:41 Me slowly and silently approaching the airplane door, to avoid waking up the passengers, with the full intent of opening it because the snail in my ear told me to do so.
Me reaching for the gun I have in my room when I hear my house being broken into by a man trying to get money for his sick child. (He broke into my house illegally so I can now legally kill him)
This is the only song that I want to add to my playlist but can't due to the sheer fact that the song can't be enjoyed to its full potential without the music video
I just learned how the effect of the sliding floor was done. Learning that it's actually the walls that are moving makes this video that much more impressive to me. His body language especially sells the illusion, making it even better. This video is fantastically done!
The 90s already had the Internet which was capable of most things we can do today, it simply wasn't mainstream yet so the realization of our new technological era hadn't set in yet with the majority of the population, but the few who knew, knew.
@@hharts83 Yeah… I’m aware lmao. What we didn’t have (in large scale) was people identifying as dogs, cats and other ridiculous things that they simply are not, self driving cars, dating apps that are designed to feel like games, and AI that can simulate a celebrity’s voice almost perfectly. It’s the never ending advancement of technology that keeps this song relevant and modern sounding.
Adam Lavene turned out to be an absolute WEIRDO... having affairs on his wife and wanting to name the babies the names of the girls he had affairs with. Sick shit
2:41 Me slowly approaching the unaware officer trying to grab his firearm. But then he turns around and I have to put on my act of an insane man that's walking, dancing and rearranging furniture.
The song is about gene editing. The line “synthesize another strain” really caught me off guard the first time I heard it because of how relevant virus gene editing is right now.
@@ege8240 You say that like gene editing is safe and 100% effecting and MORAL! It absolutely is not ANY of those thingst! I am autistic. I don't want to be gene edited out of existence! I have friend who have downs syndrome. The world wiuld be less colorful if we did not exist! This is what Jamiroquai is warning us about! A cookie cutter exitistance where everything's the same with no diversity or different experiences of life! That is not the human experience and technology like gene 'therapy' is harmful in an age when we still think we can 'fix' being gay!
Back in the 90s, I used to think this was the pinnacle of technical achievement. Now that I see the entire set shaking as it moves I can see I was wrong. A classic still.
It's honestly really impressive, I wouldn't have guessed that the way they accomplished this was by moving the entire set around him, sure the camera shake and that part at 1:02 where the entire set shakes do give the illusion away now that I know how it was done, but apon first watching it I didn't notice any of it
I remember calling the radio station in the 90s on my corded phone to request them to play this song. Now I can just play it anytime I want on my cell phone. That's virtual insanity.
Absolutely. The Man who introduced me to this music and I had long deep complex discussions about, exactly what you spoke. I walked into a Pub asked about the music, met a friend. We are now far apart yet we BOTH can play this on our Cell phones and share as we wish, and I share this story virtually with you (and anyone who reads this), Its virtual, is it insanity ?.
I mean it wasn’t 100 years ago, computers, robots, phones, game consoles, and even Ai existed then. Ai has existed since before the 60’s, so a song about the world being dominated by technology is not very advanced for the time. It’s a great song though
@@puzzlepuddles6712 yes, but I’m just saying that he wasn’t on to something. The idea of technology taking over or at least consuming our lives has been around for decades. Even when machines were being made, people freaked out because they lost their knitting and quilting jobs to archaic machinery. It’s a good song, but it’s not a prediction, it was just a good assumption.
@@revilno idk how it's possible to be so wrong in one comment. computers existed in the 40s, yes, however they were the size of an entire room, and could only do what would now be considered extremely basic calculations. robots did not exist, animatronics did. ai did not exist whatsoever and i don't even know how or where you pulled that one out of your ass from. games consolses didn't exist before the 60s, the first video game ever made was a one-off project created IN the 60s. and phones actually did exist 100 years ago lol. i agree with your sentiment, people have always been wary of new technology, but wtf are you even talking about?
I love that there's a few seconds of silence while he stands dancing and it's only after the slide starts and your brain goes "wait a second" that the music starts
The director of this video, Jonathan Glazer, has just won an Academy Award, and he was nominated for Best Director. His talent shines through from here
@@herintuion88 and people want to hate because he speaks his mind on his political view like you have the fuckin givin right to speak whatever he wants... and people are trying to discredit a GREAT. Glazer you the man bro. fuck the haters, they soft. timeless music
The connections! I was just thinking about how the direction is on point and goes well with the lyrics, which are honestly just ahead of their time and show a certain consciousness. And now things really are getting worse, and Glazer is pointing it out to the world at great cost to himself. God bless him, and God help us all.
What’s great about this song is that it’s always going to be relevant. Humanity is never going to stop pushing technology forward, and people will never stop lamenting it.
They have plenty of songs that will always be relevant. Here’s a few to explore When you gonna learn Too young to die Scam Emergency on planet Earth Revolution 1993 All released pre-1994 🙌🏽
Yup, only one big difference though... Now technology is surpassing scifi. Look at AI for exemple, what we expected was inverse, first jobs to be replaced are the arts and administration. Good luck to all of us adapting to the brave new world.
Jamiroquai is actually a very big influence on the modern dance pop and funk genres. The producer Calvin Harris, who has collaborated with an unbelievable amount of current pop artists like Dua Lipa, cited Jamiroquai as the reason he started making music.
they are also a big influence on the hip hop community too, artists such as tyle the creator, anderson paak , sza or even dojo cat cited them as reference :))))
Calvin Harris is genuinely so insanely good its kinda nuts he just gets forgotten about now as someone who just makes the melodies for pop artists. His "Ready for The Weekend" album from 2009 is still easily in my top 3 Electronic House albums of all time. His singing alone on it is absolutely sensational
The song was created because of an crazy experience the band had in Sendai in the middle of winter. They were confused why the streets were empty, and then discovered everyone was underground.
As a Canadian kid who grew up admiring Japanese tech, i wanted one of those Sony MD Players so badly. I'd go to Sears (an old department store) and just look at them on display. they were like $300. In retrospect im glad my mother never got me one, being that MD format didnt get so far.
This is one of the few songs I’ve seen where people in the comments are actually glad it’s being introduced to a new audience. It’s a nice change of pace & I’m glad we’re all here 😊
I love the final message of the song/video being "Well, it's alright now." as blood is slowly leaking into the room. Really good metaphor for how we ignore future problems because they don't affect us in the present moment.
I just for the first time realized this is a padded room for the insanity part. I guess I was too busy watching the floor and the rearranging furniture LOL
Yes, this song was many years ahead of its time 😊 and there is a lot more to the words/visual and intention of songs than most people ever realize 😉 sometimes the people who write them are governed to write for a much higher force that they are unaware of. The difference is merely knowing if the force and intent behind all music is of good origin. I've never liked crows and it is appropriate they are in this video along with the rest of the content "forget your virtual reality" etc etc. Very good artist 🎨 👍 😊
@@iavv334 In psychology of media (psychology in general), that is called anchoring, priming and conditioning, or more broadly - engineering of consent.
I’m fifteen years old. I’m a Japanese . This song is very cool!!!! My parents taught me this song so I was able to know this wonderful song. I think music is the language of the world. Thank you for reading.
@@eqbalraihan7542 there’s a fanmade animation of Weather Report rotoscoped in Jay Kay’s place (and Jolyne, Ermes etc as the background dancers) which was made way before JoJo blew up, let alone before stone ocean was animated 👀 i think people were hoping it’d be the end credits for stone ocean
this text reads as I still want to listen to it sometimes. I will come here again when that happens. The song is great, of course, but this music video is a work of art.
Hard to believe that this masterpiece is over 25 years old now. Seems like 1995 was just yesterday and I was in college. Miss those days. We had the best!
@@chrispatty2025 I bet. Although being compared to Stevie Wonder is a compliment. I'm just glad that I discovered him now. I was too busy in the 90s to listen to anything.
Def...all these years later and this song AND video STILL SLAPS! 😍😍😍😍💖💖💖💖 Pay attention kids...THIS is what a talented creative looks...AND SOUNDS...like! 😍💕💖😅☺️😁
what barrier? there's only a fabricated barrier made up in the mind, likely predicated by the Media becuz they use it as a way to divide and conquer. "looking at the comments" ... people's opinions do not matter, only God.... and music is a gift given by the divine..remember where you came from!
This song is timeless, it's raw meaning will be applicable as long as humans are scared of our own progression. The music is funky, unique and recognizable. And the video, while the cgi might be starting to show its age the rest is super weird and unique. It has a chillness but uncanny weird going along with it. Truly, a virtual insanity Edit:When I wrote this I didn't realize the Bird and bugs were not technically CGI, my point still stands that these implementations are still aged look
Thats the thing - there is no cgi, unless youre talking about the bird. Everything else was filmed in real time, you can even see the corners of the movable "room" shake from time to time
@@FingersMcNasty i believe we can change this, but it's about the billions being more comprehensible about all this stuff, something which a lot of people thinks to be impossible, but i have my hopes on, even if these hopes are far-fetched or outright stupid
"Time has finally caught up with the lyrics. That's why you can hear the lyrics even better. We certainly live in a crazy world. The world I see from my window is beautiful." That's what this means
I greatly underappreciated this video when it came out. Dude is smooth as silk. Totally diggin the jazz. Lyrics could easily be talking about today's world, too.
This is what separates it from other music videos now. A dude wearing a long jacket, black pants, sneakers, and a top hat doing fluid movements around one set. Classic.
Sebas Aguilar I thought of one and it’s just wires that can cluster to form metal (I left the way metal so made from the stand vague on purpose, because anything from actual knitting to make a wall to two spiralling to make a pole work)
I have referenced this music video for years because of how amazing the song is and my love of the way that this video was filmed. Family Guy mentions it and it resurges in it's popularity. I hope that Jamiroquai are enjoying this rediscovery of their music! They deserve it.
Lyrics: And nothin's gonna change the way we live 'Cause we can always take, but never give And now that things are changing for the worse, see Whoa, it's a crazy world we're livin' in And I just can't see that half of us immersed in sin Is all we have to give these
I'm a music teacher in Maine running a summer lessons program. I have my students pick a song to work on over 6 lessons to prepare for a concert. A 12 year old kid came to me with this song. Right now, in his 5th of 6 lessons, I'm having him play and sing along at 85% speed and he's working his butt off. It's amazing to behold. This is such a good tune on so many levels, but to watch this kid accomplish such a hard song in such a short time is next level for me.
this is one of those rare tricks where even knowing how it's done doesn't take away from the magic of it. his movements are so precise yet exaggerated that it perfectly compliments the trickery already there. I miss music videos like these.
So right. The walls move but still cannot see it happening. I just don't understand the couches. If I were in production, I'd use electromagnets to ''detach' the couches when they needed to be moved.
@@slammerw3 There are fairly wide gaps below the walls and in the corners. It'd be easy to have a little hook in that gap that keeps the furniture in place. When it's time for them to move, a person behind the walls unhooks it. In some of the shots, you can see the furniture moving ever so slightly as the walls move, indicating that it's not perfectly adhered up against a wall, which a strong magnetic pull would prevent from happening.
just got back from Zone of Interest, I can now say that this is my favorite music video directed by an Oscar nominated director edit: Oscar WINNING director :)
For anyone wondering how this all actually worked: The original plan was to have the floor move, but the producer had the math done, cost of the floor movement system was around 288,000 dollars. So! they came up with the idea that ended up being used to save cost: The whole room is actually on wheels as the crew behind the video push it around to give the illusion of a moving floor. The furniture also is bolted to the wall until it is time for it to move away from the wall, in which case a crew member quickly unbolts it. Since the camera is attached to a wall you can see small shakes whenever the room starts moving. Bugs and bird were added in post, as well as stage direction marks being edited out. Song was also post editing, he doesn't start speaking until around the 4th word in the song. One final thing: The illusion of the room moving is given away if you have a sharp enough eye to notice during the narrow hallway part, as the others leave the set the walls begin to shake a little. Really interesting how they managed to do all this!
Goat, i figured most of it out but I really thoight the floor was mooving, thats really cool. Means he had to do really precise choreography to move along with the room and not just reflexively like on a treadmill.
This will always be one of the most visually appealing and creative videos made for a popular song. The frame moves most, him within it..not a bit of software in sight...absolutely fabulous
I was wondering how it was done and how he came up with the idea to make the clip, and this comment only concludes, this guy is just a genius, and a very good meme kkkk
It just got uploaded on yt 14 years ago but this song came out 1996 before yt. You can try search this song on the google and it will tell what year it came out.@@shaynelewis9078
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The fact that they even included Family Guy as a tag is insane, Jamiroquai is a legendary band.
*virtually insane
it's very clear that jay kay is actually smart when it comes to adapting to online cultures, like they uploaded a "but youre in the bathroom" meme, fucking geniuses
@@Abbaschand theres a family guy tag too idiot
it shows they know their current audience tho which is cool. they know what’s gonna get the views in
jay kay smart with current audiences
Jonathan Glazer, director of this music video, is now an Oscar winner.
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Nice
Yep! The director of Zone Of Interest plus Sexy Beast (YES. YES. YES. YES...)
This should of been the win
Oscar it's trash now
It's actually the whole planet that's moving around him
i’d like to argue your hypothesis and state that the entire solar system is moving around him
@@schminkydink
I'd like to argue your hypothesis and state that the entire galaxy is moving around him
@@Rodeo_Rodeo id like to argue with your hypothesis and state that the big bang originated from this man
@@RealuncleJhonny i'd like to argue with your hypothesis and state the entirety of all paradigmal contexts move around him
@Romanov i have to argue with your statement that the infinity stones came from this man and every galaxy orbits him
Mark my words this will be a jojo stand someday
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2:41 I am crying right now. This is the best part!
Me trying to catch a dragonfly by the wings:
Me attempting to sneak towards the toddler next to his mother and snatch him without his mother noticing:
me sneaking up behind the distracted officer to grab their service weapon:
"the stand user could be anyone" "there's no diference between a stand user and a normal person"
The stand user:
me reaching for the strap in the glove box when i get pulled over
Fun fact: It's the walls that moves,they are mounted on wheels. Floor and couches are standing still. What a masterpiece.
The furniture probably also have wheels on em since they move when pushed against the wall
Was that big ass bugs mounted on wheels as well?
@@merciless972 it's edited in bruh
You can see the wobble if you look up at the ceiling
At one point, when the blood was pouring out of the walls, the crew that was pushing the walls around left bloody footprints that had to be edited out.
2:46 He checks anxiously if the video camera started recording, and he is happy that his entire efforts were not ruined.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"oh k it's recording, anwyay-"
Haha 😂
Funner fact: I got soooooo much ass to this song 😎
JAMIROQUAI IS THE BAND GRRRRRR
中学の頃授業で聞いた曲あやふやでしか覚えてなくて、6年探せなかったのに急にオススメに出てきてくれてまた再会できた😢
センスある先生ですね！
que bien maje. Te recomiendo escuchar "los prisioneros" y "juan luis guerra" los dos son buenos
@@D_aro no recomiendes pendejadas
Crazy how far this song went around the world.
@@donaldn5798 loved by all over the world for sure
Released in 1996, its now 2024, 28 years later people still have to ask or look at the comments on how the video was made. Classic.
THIS WAS MADE ALMOST 30 YEARS AGO?????
rearranging furniture
It's pretty obvious how it was made
@@johanstone booooo
This was 1996? ☠️ how could that much time go by since this was on mtv 😂
Fun fact: the dude's name isn't Jamiroquai. It's Jamiroquai's monster
Wdym?
@@vuilnisgod4388 It's because Jamiroquai is a band, but a lot of people think that Jamiroquai is the name of the singer, like how a lot of people think that Frankenstein’s monster is named Frankenstein, I think.
you must be J/K
ok
That explains the blood at the end
小学生の時お父さんの音楽プレイヤーに入ってて曲名も歌詞の意味も知らなかったけどサビがすごく好きでずっときいてた！懐かしいやっと見つけられた泣💞
sugena dattebayo!!!!!!!!!!!!
❤
Glad you found it ❤
I knew that they were popular in Japan 😊
2:41 Me slowly and silently approaching the airplane door, to avoid waking up the passengers, with the full intent of opening it because the snail in my ear told me to do so.
Me reaching for the gun I have in my room when I hear my house being broken into by a man trying to get money for his sick child. (He broke into my house illegally so I can now legally kill him)
good adventure time reference lol
@@turbosamc7270 th-cam.com/video/A_1eGDR3_BA/w-d-xo.html
good luck defying each and every law physics, no really, you'll need it
@@Kaltrademarked thanks
this is probably the most hypnotizing music video i ever watched
I agree
@@Disbanded9998 I like the dancing, walking, rearranging furniture
how?
@@Disbanded9998 same
@@im-a-chicken-69yt GAMING
2:42 Babies when they see cleaning products
Fun fact about the production of this music video: John Miroquai is actually moving the furniture with his mind.
@@TenoriteJSno it's a duo lmao
Wdym John Miroquai?
John Miraquai............ fek that cheered me right up!
ah yes, John Miroquai, the guy who sang Fart dual Insane tea
@@Pokaroquai why do i see you everywhere
It’s 3 am. I’ve woken up with a scratchy throat and my phone at 1% and this starts playing. Bed marks on my face. This was nice
Day in the life of Coolslake3_0
Average Coolslake3_0 W day
gotta watch out for that 3AM dehydration when you're Coolslake3_0
This Coolslake3_0 guy should plug his phone in at night
Coolslake3_0 after school nap moment
This is the only song that I want to add to my playlist but can't due to the sheer fact that the song can't be enjoyed to its full potential without the music video
Apple Music let’s you install the video and same as the YT music shit I’m pretty sure
yea but it doesnt matter cuz when im listening to my playlists im not using my phone and usually working or smth
so i can only hear the music not see it, its either in my pocket or on the floor/on a shelf
Peter Gabriel's Sledgehammer is another good example. The music video was made by the same animation studio responsible for Wallace and Gromit.
I feel that, but I still put it on the playlist.
I just learned how the effect of the sliding floor was done. Learning that it's actually the walls that are moving makes this video that much more impressive to me. His body language especially sells the illusion, making it even better. This video is fantastically done!
Hard to believe this song was composed in 96, it is waaay ahead of its time and it’s aged like fine wine
The 90s already had the Internet which was capable of most things we can do today, it simply wasn't mainstream yet so the realization of our new technological era hadn't set in yet with the majority of the population, but the few who knew, knew.
You make it sound like ‘96 was 100 years ago. lol Believe it or not, we had the internet and many other various forms of technology back then, too. 😉
@@hharts83 Yeah… I’m aware lmao. What we didn’t have (in large scale) was people identifying as dogs, cats and other ridiculous things that they simply are not, self driving cars, dating apps that are designed to feel like games, and AI that can simulate a celebrity’s voice almost perfectly. It’s the never ending advancement of technology that keeps this song relevant and modern sounding.
@@hunterchartrand6646 bro thinks people really identify as dogs??1!1!2!4?
@@alguien_-mas welcome to the future boi
This band is what Maroon 5 could've sounded like if they kept their artistic integrity
Like a different pop music act, yes
@@MegaZeta I mean JK kinda sounds like Adam Levine so
hehe "moron" 5
I was just thinking in the car yesterday this sounds like an older maroon 5 song
Adam Lavene turned out to be an absolute WEIRDO... having affairs on his wife and wanting to name the babies the names of the girls he had affairs with. Sick shit
This song was way ahead of its time. The video, the concept, the philosophy, the social critics, the catchy tunes ... Can never get enough
@@MRB4SBE4R dancing walking rearranging furniture babs is shopping i let the bird of the cage
@@MRB4SBE4R dancing, walking, rearranging furniture, babs is shopping, I let the bird out of the cage
@@MRB4SBE4R dancing, walking rearranging furniture, babs is, shopping, I let the bird out of it's cage
Dancing, walking
@@MRB4SBE4R def younger than the song
2:33 Me about to fetch another beer from fridge because wife said I can have another
There is no sound, we all live underground brah
An bhfuil cead agam dul go dti an letihreas mais e de thol é
Another time and this would have thousands of likes already.
that was a good one
2:41 Pov: your reaching for the police officer's handgun.
2:41 Me slowly approaching the unaware officer trying to grab his firearm. But then he turns around and I have to put on my act of an insane man that's walking, dancing and rearranging furniture.
It's true! I was the unaware officer!
@@adamjordan1463 i ws the rearranging furniture🗣🗣🗣🗣💯💯
I apologize officer, I am just a homosexual and zesty like that 😔
@@frogfleamarket straight to jail!
Lmaooooo dawg what
I couldn't appreciate the insane skills of this bassist when I was young. Jesus christ this man is part of the bass itself.
Stuart Zender was incredible when the band formed th-cam.com/video/a0uRSQ8nAWc/w-d-xo.html
@Recite-God-Purify-Me-Create-Miracles take your god
Seriously
Since i was little this song was always a banger to me
And still hits the same
Him and the bass player for mr bungle were way underrated back in the day. They both breathed funk
@@johnpatton7533 dude from Tomahawk as well
It’s crazy how relevant these lyrics are RIGHT NOW! I remember the exact night this dropped. Crazy!!
この歌詞は現代的に見えるけど、実は全ての時代の大人たちに共通するのだ
Was looking for this comment 😮
The song is about gene editing. The line “synthesize another strain” really caught me off guard the first time I heard it because of how relevant virus gene editing is right now.
lyrics are like a caveman trying to describe fire. being scared of gene editting is trying to stop human progression
@@ege8240 You say that like gene editing is safe and 100% effecting and MORAL! It absolutely is not ANY of those thingst! I am autistic. I don't want to be gene edited out of existence! I have friend who have downs syndrome. The world wiuld be less colorful if we did not exist! This is what Jamiroquai is warning us about! A cookie cutter exitistance where everything's the same with no diversity or different experiences of life! That is not the human experience and technology like gene 'therapy' is harmful in an age when we still think we can 'fix' being gay!
Love it when musical artists embrace the memes that stem from them. So cool seeing it come full circle.
@Recite-God-Purify-Me-Create-Miracles ?
The fact they tagged family guy makes me so happy
@recite-god-purify-me-creat8767begone
@@jeanmichellelaurent fr i noticed that a few days ago and it made me giggle
@@igi1225 same
2050年に聴いても新鮮な気持ちで聴けそう
3052 ✌️👽🛸
Back in the 90s, I used to think this was the pinnacle of technical achievement. Now that I see the entire set shaking as it moves I can see I was wrong. A classic still.
That's the virtual insanity.
You couldn't tell back before everything was in HD
Not sure if it's the set that's shaking or rather the camera vibrating as it moves with it.
@@nicktallfox5266 the walls are moving.
It's honestly really impressive, I wouldn't have guessed that the way they accomplished this was by moving the entire set around him, sure the camera shake and that part at 1:02 where the entire set shakes do give the illusion away now that I know how it was done, but apon first watching it I didn't notice any of it
The meaning of this song has been brought to a level that even Jamiroquai couldn't have imagined.
dancing walking rearranging furniture
@@roasted.cheese he even tagged family guy in the description
Umm actually the band is called Jamiroquai -🤓
@@PerfectCell69420 That's right. I corrected.
you say that like he's some all seeing prophet
I remember calling the radio station in the 90s on my corded phone to request them to play this song. Now I can just play it anytime I want on my cell phone. That's virtual insanity.
no, that's technological advancement.
@@Snarkily no, that's virtual insanity.
@@unnamedguy56as an insanity, it is virtually impossible to
Absolutely. The Man who introduced me to this music and I had long deep complex discussions about, exactly what you spoke. I walked into a Pub asked about the music, met a friend. We are now far apart yet we BOTH can play this on our Cell phones and share as we wish, and I share this story virtually with you (and anyone who reads this), Its virtual, is it insanity ?.
Totally insane
今日の学校の授業で聞いたけど、こんなに昔な曲だったとは😳定期的に聞きに行きたい!!
me tooだわ
"Our future is made of virtual insanity"
Made in a time before the internet dominated everything, mans was onto something
I mean it wasn’t 100 years ago, computers, robots, phones, game consoles, and even Ai existed then. Ai has existed since before the 60’s, so a song about the world being dominated by technology is not very advanced for the time. It’s a great song though
I was just listening to this and reading the lyrics, Wow!
@@revilno i feel like it's definitely a LOT more accelerated since this song has been made
@@puzzlepuddles6712 yes, but I’m just saying that he wasn’t on to something. The idea of technology taking over or at least consuming our lives has been around for decades. Even when machines were being made, people freaked out because they lost their knitting and quilting jobs to archaic machinery. It’s a good song, but it’s not a prediction, it was just a good assumption.
@@revilno idk how it's possible to be so wrong in one comment.
computers existed in the 40s, yes, however they were the size of an entire room, and could only do what would now be considered extremely basic calculations. robots did not exist, animatronics did. ai did not exist whatsoever and i don't even know how or where you pulled that one out of your ass from. games consolses didn't exist before the 60s, the first video game ever made was a one-off project created IN the 60s. and phones actually did exist 100 years ago lol.
i agree with your sentiment, people have always been wary of new technology, but wtf are you even talking about?
I love that there's a few seconds of silence while he stands dancing and it's only after the slide starts and your brain goes "wait a second" that the music starts
@Piepew rearranging furniture my guy, rearranging furniture
It's the best part
Came here because of that lol
My brain didn’t go “wait a second” I just knew there was music after the music started since I’m not retarded.
@@BruceWayne-fj9bm I think you are because you obviously didnt understand the comment
The director of this video, Jonathan Glazer, has just won an Academy Award, and he was nominated for Best Director. His talent shines through from here
Well, he deserved the award.. It was a fine piece of work.
Long over due … and thank u for sharing 🎉🎉🎉
@@herintuion88 and people want to hate because he speaks his mind on his political view like you have the fuckin givin right to speak whatever he wants... and people are trying to discredit a GREAT. Glazer you the man bro. fuck the haters, they soft.
timeless music
Lol "Glazer",must be a funny guy
The connections! I was just thinking about how the direction is on point and goes well with the lyrics, which are honestly just ahead of their time and show a certain consciousness.
And now things really are getting worse, and Glazer is pointing it out to the world at great cost to himself. God bless him, and God help us all.
親が車で流してくれなかったらこの名曲に興味を抱くことなんて無かった
俺は20代だけど世代を超えての名曲
dattebayo!
What’s great about this song is that it’s always going to be relevant. Humanity is never going to stop pushing technology forward, and people will never stop lamenting it.
They have plenty of songs that will always be relevant. Here’s a few to explore
When you gonna learn
Too young to die
Scam
Emergency on planet Earth
Revolution 1993
All released pre-1994 🙌🏽
Yup, only one big difference though... Now technology is surpassing scifi. Look at AI for exemple, what we expected was inverse, first jobs to be replaced are the arts and administration. Good luck to all of us adapting to the brave new world.
Someone tell this man about the dark ages. Fr fr on god 🥸💯
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@@MrBillyboyrogeHandlebars by Flobots too
Jamiroquai is actually a very big influence on the modern dance pop and funk genres. The producer Calvin Harris, who has collaborated with an unbelievable amount of current pop artists like Dua Lipa, cited Jamiroquai as the reason he started making music.
Not to mention: Carter Pewterschmidt
@@TheMuppetKid carter pewterschmidt inspired jamiroquai
they are also a big influence on the hip hop community too, artists such as tyle the creator, anderson paak , sza or even dojo cat cited them as reference :))))
Im literally learning today that its a group not just one guy!!😂😂😂😂
Calvin Harris is genuinely so insanely good its kinda nuts he just gets forgotten about now as someone who just makes the melodies for pop artists. His "Ready for The Weekend" album from 2009 is still easily in my top 3 Electronic House albums of all time. His singing alone on it is absolutely sensational
In 1996 we all thought he was crazy. But now it's a reality. Virtual Insanity is real Folks.
Yes, it became reality...
The world became truly insane after 2012, in my opinion. The end of the '90s was just the beginning...
Its called a a script @@elisajano1
Guess it was just prophecy all along 😮😊
Totalmente futurista pero ya se dislumbraba.
Jesus christ this is more relevant than ever! These lyrics went way over my head when I was younger!
日本でこの曲が流行った頃、MDディスクが最先端でした。
あるメーカーのMDディスクを買うと、ジャミロクワイのこのふかふかした帽子が当たるというキャンペーンがあり、とても欲しかったのを今でも思い出します。
The song was created because of an crazy experience the band had in Sendai in the middle of winter. They were confused why the streets were empty, and then discovered everyone was underground.
I agree
As a Canadian kid who grew up admiring Japanese tech, i wanted one of those Sony MD Players so badly. I'd go to Sears (an old department store) and just look at them on display. they were like $300. In retrospect im glad my mother never got me one, being that MD format didnt get so far.
Increíble 🎉
Saludos desde monterrey México.
❤ cat in the hat bro much love God bless!
Memes aside, this song is really catchy and the video itself is really well shot
Fax
Wait which meme?
@@ronalddg9369 there's a family guy cutaway gag that parodies this video, and it's now a meme
Meme? I came back because this song is a timeless work of art
aged better than ok go imo
0:57 this jump never gets old
someone who goes right before the timestamp instead of right after, you have my respect
13 years old 13 days ago 13 hours ago how majestic
Generally his dancing , I love the way he dances
The jump is 13 years old 😢 Its getting old
@@MisterMK the jump is actually 27 years old since this song was released in 1996
FMラジオで流れてたから、久々に見たくなった、やっぱ今見てもカッコイイ😊
This is one of the few songs I’ve seen where people in the comments are actually glad it’s being introduced to a new audience. It’s a nice change of pace & I’m glad we’re all here 😊
Yeah because of Family Guy and TikTok
@@roxasplayerxgamer290and Jojo’s Bizzare Adventure
Came here because of Weather Report rotoscoped
@@thefinger1776 real
I was looking at old songs from a few years ago and then this came so I checked it out
Memes aside, this song is really catchy and I'm glad it's getting the attention it deserves
Dancing, walking
@@Prodawn66 Rearranging furniture
im not
I let the bird outside the cage
cap its mid
I gotta admit those moves at 2:33 are real sick
The dawn of time
Apart from the meme, 3:09 also cool
bro couldn't decide 💀
they vere truly insane (virtually)
Jojo poses be like:
このMVは何回見ても芸術性とダンスが
素晴らしい！
仕組みが解ってても目が騙される。
Even the lyrics are something worth thinking about.
Soo many Japanese people in the comments, there is something kind of old J-pop like about this song. I assume it did well internationally.
I love the final message of the song/video being "Well, it's alright now." as blood is slowly leaking into the room. Really good metaphor for how we ignore future problems because they don't affect us in the present moment.
Nah that’s clearly motor oil from jet engine the furniture used obviously
XD
Don’t even remember the blood or roaches before…. Strange
@@mediabear Shh... It doesn't matter anymore now...
@@the_jingo🤓🤓
I just for the first time realized this is a padded room for the insanity part. I guess I was too busy watching the floor and the rearranging furniture LOL
it's nice to see the comments talking about how beautiful the song is and how ahead of time the music video was again
Yes, this song was many years ahead of its time 😊 and there is a lot more to the words/visual and intention of songs than most people ever realize 😉 sometimes the people who write them are governed to write for a much higher force that they are unaware of. The difference is merely knowing if the force and intent behind all music is of good origin. I've never liked crows and it is appropriate they are in this video along with the rest of the content "forget your virtual reality" etc etc. Very good artist 🎨 👍 😊
@@Tracey-zr5do agreed
Agreed, but the jogging scene in 2001: a Space Odyssey was 1968ish and used a “hamster wheel” for a similar effect. (Song still amazing though)
I think any piece of media whose theme is "things be different" are always going to seem ahead of their time.
@@iavv334 In psychology of media (psychology in general), that is called anchoring, priming and conditioning, or more broadly - engineering of consent.
This song truly slaps I'm glad that it's resurging in popularity
Dancing, walking
Rearranging furniture
Babs is shopping
I let the bird out of the cage
@@therealstupidwaffle I agree
fr i love jamiroquai and rearranging furnature
@@octoenthusiast8562 omg octo expansion pfp
@@adrugagainstwar indeed 😈
0:49 I didn't notice the way he moved when he saw that bug on the ground
It gets me all the time
oh dang i just realized
I can’t unsee that
funny shit
After all these years 😲😲👍👍
Interesting because those bugs were added in post
If your over 50 yrs young and still love this gimme a nod, 😊✌️from 🇬🇧🤘
49 close enough.
43 from 🇬🇧.
Considering the fact that AI is recreating this song with other voices, it’s clear that what we’re living in is very much virtual insanity
Jamiroquai is gonna personally hunt and game end every single one of us and then himself for making his nightmare a reality.
And now every mother can choose a color
Thankfully, AI can't dance, walk, or re-arrange furniture.
@@cantthinkofanything72 *yet*
This feels like a comment in a silvagunner video
I’m fifteen years old. I’m a Japanese .
This song is very cool!!!! My parents taught me this song so I was able to know this wonderful song. I think music is the language of the world. Thank you for reading.
🥰💖💖💞
what is your favorite japanese song? i love stay with me by miki matsubara. it is popular with a lot of people in America.
よろしくお願いします
@@camrynr.4706 great song, tragic what happened to the artist
yes
Love from Holland
2:41 me reaching for the officer's service weapon while his back is turned
Look up "civilian insanity" now. Uploaded by silentmanjoe
@Dangle Blampy yes❤
@@DangleBlampy amazing thank you
I kettlepot laughed at this. Hhhhheeee
3:10 that explains the blood
1996: cool song
2013 - 2022: jojo
2023: dancing walking, rearranging furniture
Babs is, shopping, I let the bird out of the cage
🎵Family Guy: We've Been On For Years! 🎵
What's the connection with JoJo?
@@eqbalraihan7542 there’s a fanmade animation of Weather Report rotoscoped in Jay Kay’s place (and Jolyne, Ermes etc as the background dancers) which was made way before JoJo blew up, let alone before stone ocean was animated 👀 i think people were hoping it’d be the end credits for stone ocean
Me in 2023: Waiting for my coffee, Jamiroquai.
26 years later, still sounds current, what a great song
Fr
26 years. Amazing how time flies.
one of his songs made NFS
most wanted.
Tru
Creeping me out it's so accurate
今だに時々聴きたくなる。
そんな時はまたここに来ます。
曲が素晴らしいのは当然ですが、このミュージックビデオは芸術です。
fr
歌詞がスゴいよね
this text reads as I still want to listen to it sometimes.
I will come here again when that happens.
The song is great, of course, but this music video is a work of art.
lao gan ma, lao gan ma, lao gan ma!!!!!
ﾆﾎﾝｼﾞﾝﾊｹｰﾝ
Aperture Science Test Subjects:
Me
This was SO fresh when it came out, still is and will always be a vibe i need in my life
Truth Indeed
Man that guy scared me when he started approaching slowly without moving.
still iis!!!
frr
Hard to believe that this masterpiece is over 25 years old now. Seems like 1995 was just yesterday and I was in college. Miss those days. We had the best!
Wow. I couldn't figure out if it was newish or not. Great song. Sounds a little like Stevie Wonder. Looks like OK GO.
@@jebsmith323 Back then the lead singer got some irrate and pissed off when people used to say that. I back then thought the very same thing.
So not some. This phone sucks. Sorry.
@@chrispatty2025 😉
@@chrispatty2025 I bet. Although being compared to Stevie Wonder is a compliment. I'm just glad that I discovered him now. I was too busy in the 90s to listen to anything.
By looking at the comments, I understand why music is so magnificent. It breaks the barrier between people of different generations.
Indeed
Def...all these years later and this song AND video STILL SLAPS! 😍😍😍😍💖💖💖💖
Pay attention kids...THIS is what a talented creative looks...AND SOUNDS...like! 😍💕💖😅☺️😁
what barrier? there's only a fabricated barrier made up in the mind, likely predicated by the Media becuz they use it as a way to divide and conquer. "looking at the comments" ... people's opinions do not matter, only God.... and music is a gift given by the divine..remember where you came from!
Sweet!
Something about this song cuts through all the BS. I'm usually a metal dude but this song has got that something. Much like 60s Motown.
いつまでも色褪せない曲
2:40 the moment comedy spawned into existence
sad but if it wasnt for the memes i wouldve never seen this
Blud has wheelys on
@@tvbuu for me if it wasnt for my dad, he say he bought jamiroquai album when he was in colege
Canister*
@@tvbuu never be sad with a good discovery. Good things come from anywhere.
Goddamn they made a action figure of him now. What a time to be alive.
I wanted to know what it was about and found a banger lol
im buying it fosho
they WHAT
Yep, Sh Figurarts made one of him, he’s currently up for preorder
He is hypotheticallt in the same scale as the SHF Goku. Do with this info what you will.
2:41 is what you're looking for
How did
@@drawgeta8647 I know?
@@jomes4137 are you reading my
@@drawgeta8647 mind?
@@jomes4137 Jesus
この曲ほんと好き
dancing, walking, and rearranging furniture aside. this song is so damn catchy
He even let the bird out of the cage
They even tagged family guy.
While babs is shopping?
dancing,walking, and rearranging furniture bab's is shopping i let the bird out of the cage full music
No.
This song is timeless, it's raw meaning will be applicable as long as humans are scared of our own progression. The music is funky, unique and recognizable. And the video, while the cgi might be starting to show its age the rest is super weird and unique. It has a chillness but uncanny weird going along with it. Truly, a virtual insanity
Edit:When I wrote this I didn't realize the Bird and bugs were not technically CGI, my point still stands that these implementations are still aged look
Thats the thing - there is no cgi, unless youre talking about the bird. Everything else was filmed in real time, you can even see the corners of the movable "room" shake from time to time
Worded very well ‼️💯
Worded very well ‼️💯
i would agree if i knew what he was talking about half the time
@Alex: The Movie you mean that absolute garbage you call heat?
When Jamiroquai is playing, your life gets 10x better, fact.
FAX !! I LOVE JAMIROQUAI !!
Literally listening to this banger to celebrate that my life got better today.
True
0 x 100 is still 0 unfortunately
That's a real fact
This song was decades before its time. Jamiroquai was a genius.
Jamiroquai is the name of the band btw :)
Was? Is you mean!
no lies told! light years ahead of his time
Did you mean ahead of his time?
The Gospel is 1 Corinthians 15:1-4
👇 👇
th-cam.com/video/lbb4xwYj19g/w-d-xo.html🕊
Its crazy how the lyrics still hold up to things going on today
I just realized how hard this song’s Lyrics hit in the modern era.
I dont think thats changing any time soon. Part of the genius of this song
They predicted VR.
Hes basically saying we will all become numb through our own technology . Good song
Crazy to think how accurate this song is today
Spend as much time with your loved ones and dont worry what you cant change and avoid your phone unless it rings
Numb? This shit is a curse!
@@cameronh5029Naw, this would just make you look more guilty. I do what I do, you all do your bullshit.
@@FingersMcNasty i believe we can change this, but it's about the billions being more comprehensible about all this stuff, something which a lot of people thinks to be impossible, but i have my hopes on, even if these hopes are far-fetched or outright stupid
まじで永遠に好きなんだけどこの曲。人生のなかでこの曲を嫌いだった瞬間がない
ついに時代が歌詞に追い付いてきた。
だから歌詞の内容が尚更良く聞こえる。
確かに狂った世界に生きてるわ。
窓から見える世界は綺麗だけどね。
窓のフィルター通さないとね
"Time has finally caught up with the lyrics.
That's why you can hear the lyrics even better.
We certainly live in a crazy world.
The world I see from my window is beautiful." That's what this means
@@Tortellinitank what does @user-pv9rg4ht4r comment mean
True
Bro I swear Japanese comments are always the most beautiful poetic shit
The fact that we quite literally are living in the worst iteration of a virtual insanity is crazy.
This song aged so well and I love it.
Aged like milk, turned to cheese.
every month theres crazy drama about a celebrity/yter🥲
I WAS LIKE.... Is this an anti IVF anthem.
No because those werent political talking points until the last 5 years again
This is one of the most iconic music videos ever. Saw this back when I could barely even remember anything yet this stuck as a young child haha
Yea the stuff moving in its own and the random GIANT bugs are really cool
Nah Jamiroquai is just so good that their music can eternally plant itself into your head
That and Fatboy Slim - Weapon Of Choice .
新ドーナツホールのミクがジャミロクワイ感すごくて見返したくなった😂やはり良き
I greatly underappreciated this video when it came out. Dude is smooth as silk. Totally diggin the jazz. Lyrics could easily be talking about today's world, too.
true
Same! (I’m 38 & it’s 2023) 😂
@@amyleelee84😂😂😂
@@amyleelee84still listening.. oh yeahhhh.. 😅😅
Or more accurately, acid jazz.
This is what separates it from other music videos now. A dude wearing a long jacket, black pants, sneakers, and a top hat doing fluid movements around one set. Classic.
He rocks the outfit though lol. The confidence helps.
I mean there are hundreds of thousands of music videos out there lol, im sure there are ones like this
That's a fluffy top hat, which singularly belonged to the mid-90s 😆... I wonder if they'll be making a comeback soon. Everything else 90s is.
Plus the part where it's a good song. That's the part that mainly separates it from other music videos.
@@baylorsailorthey never really left
I see a lot of JoJo related coments and the only thing that crosses my mind is how cool "Virtual Insanity" would be as Stand name
I made a stand called virtual insanity and it’s user controls is with a ver headset so it’s range is really far.
If we rip straight from the name, Virtual Insanity could be like Man in the Mirror on crack, but that wouldn’t be very original so :c
*Jamiroquai is Weathers Report’s hat Type, so that’s why.*
Sebas Aguilar I thought of one and it’s just wires that can cluster to form metal (I left the way metal so made from the stand vague on purpose, because anything from actual knitting to make a wall to two spiralling to make a pole work)
Interesting...
I can’t believe this song is nearly 30 years old. I remember watching the video on MTV as a kid amazed by it.
今聴いても褪せない鮮やかで美しい曲
ホントかっこいい
English translation:
A vivid and beautiful song that won't fade even if you listen to it now.
It's really cool
agreed! :O
crige
i agree
jojo reference
I have referenced this music video for years because of how amazing the song is and my love of the way that this video was filmed. Family Guy mentions it and it resurges in it's popularity. I hope that Jamiroquai are enjoying this rediscovery of their music! They deserve it.
they put family guy tags on this video, so imma guess that they're happy about it
That episode of family guy is almost ten years old
you referenced it in what
@@MegaZeta In talking to people.
Fun fact: the last scene is Jamiroquai singing in despair as he looks around and realizes soon he too will fall prey to the killer moving couches
*Jay Kay
source: trust me bro
@@bushmanbushinov it was forspoken by a travelling prophet which appeared to me in a midnight waking fullmoon dream
@@spockbetter honestly source checks out I believe you
💀
Lyrics: And nothin's gonna change the way we live
'Cause we can always take, but never give
And now that things are changing for the worse, see
Whoa, it's a crazy world we're livin' in
And I just can't see that half of us immersed in sin
Is all we have to give these
I'm a music teacher in Maine running a summer lessons program. I have my students pick a song to work on over 6 lessons to prepare for a concert. A 12 year old kid came to me with this song. Right now, in his 5th of 6 lessons, I'm having him play and sing along at 85% speed and he's working his butt off. It's amazing to behold. This is such a good tune on so many levels, but to watch this kid accomplish such a hard song in such a short time is next level for me.
That's awesome!
You should post a video of him performing it and let us know!
To perform those lyrics in sync with the song is a challenge to anyone, let alone for a 12 year old, so thumbs up!
Hello fellow mainer
hell yeah!
Fun fact: The floor isn't moving, the walls are. They used wheels on the set walls and rolled it around a huge empty studio.
Bro that’s so cool
I thought it was the other way round
They wrote cardinal points on the walls of the building because the people rolling the box were confused and they could know where to turn
@@Stallacktit and he had to do the full dance with tons of people yelling which direction to move the wall
@JaustasG idk lol
*Fact:* The walls actually aren't moving, Jay's hat gives him the ability to bend reality at will.
It's his stand [ Virtual Insanity ]
@@tsukurikata774
I can’t see
@@w.w8525 it's his hat don't worry
@@tsukurikata774 u beat me to it
There is no spoon
Man he realy predicted the future didn't he
this is one of those rare tricks where even knowing how it's done doesn't take away from the magic of it. his movements are so precise yet exaggerated that it perfectly compliments the trickery already there. I miss music videos like these.
So right. The walls move but still cannot see it happening. I just don't understand the couches. If I were in production, I'd use electromagnets to ''detach' the couches when they needed to be moved.
@@slammerw3 Every time one of the couches on the wall moves, there's a cut just before, whether for the bird or beetles
@@slammerw3 That's similar to what they did using a bolting system to "bolt" and "unbolt" the couches when needed.
@@slammerw3 There are fairly wide gaps below the walls and in the corners. It'd be easy to have a little hook in that gap that keeps the furniture in place. When it's time for them to move, a person behind the walls unhooks it. In some of the shots, you can see the furniture moving ever so slightly as the walls move, indicating that it's not perfectly adhered up against a wall, which a strong magnetic pull would prevent from happening.
There is no trick, he's a magician
happy this song is getting a new wave of popularity.
DANCING 🔥
WALKING 💯
REARRANGING FURNITURE 🗣️BABS IS SHOPPING 😼
I LET THE 🐦 OUT OF THE CAGE 😹
@@coburnleepowell5930 did i miss some meme? been listening to this song for the past 2 months on repeat
@@dvoemi Family guy cutaway gag meme
@@dvoemi It's a meme where Carter from Family Guy is singing a parody of this song
@@dvoemi it’s some family guy cutaway where Lois’ dad recreates 1:51
I feel like Maroon 5 listened to this song and decided to base their entire sound on it.
MIND B L O W N.
Yeps. Not wrong
WORD
This is a revelation
BOOM!!!!!
こんな意見も腐る程ありふれてるんだろうけど、ここ十年日本のポップシーンでオシャレともてはやされた曲は全部ジャミロクワイの完全な焼き直しだ。それも3周目くらいの
just got back from Zone of Interest, I can now say that this is my favorite music video directed by an Oscar nominated director
edit: Oscar WINNING director :)
ok
@@Mr.LimekillerCongratulations on posting the most useless comment in the history of the internet
nice pfp
I like to imagine that the holocaust is happening just out of frame in this video too
mine is star guitar by the chemical brothers, directed by michel gondry
For anyone wondering how this all actually worked:
The original plan was to have the floor move, but the producer had the math done, cost of the floor movement system was around 288,000 dollars.
So! they came up with the idea that ended up being used to save cost:
The whole room is actually on wheels as the crew behind the video push it around to give the illusion of a moving floor.
The furniture also is bolted to the wall until it is time for it to move away from the wall, in which case a crew member quickly unbolts it.
Since the camera is attached to a wall you can see small shakes whenever the room starts moving.
Bugs and bird were added in post, as well as stage direction marks being edited out.
Song was also post editing, he doesn't start speaking until around the 4th word in the song.
One final thing: The illusion of the room moving is given away if you have a sharp enough eye to notice during the narrow hallway part, as the others leave the set the walls begin to shake a little.
Really interesting how they managed to do all this!
Wow! Where did you get all this valuable info. (I need a video to watch instead of studying algebra)
@titicad8938 Hey it should be on Jamiroquai's youtube channel actually, I could be wrong though lol. God bless!!
The part everyone leaves out in the explanation is that the camera is connected to the moving walls, so it move with them.
Goat, i figured most of it out but I really thoight the floor was mooving, thats really cool. Means he had to do really precise choreography to move along with the room and not just reflexively like on a treadmill.
Also it was 280,000 pounds since this was in the UK which is a small correction but still nice to know
This will always be one of the most visually appealing and creative videos made for a popular song.
The frame moves most, him within it..not a bit of software in sight...absolutely fabulous
I was wondering how it was done and how he came up with the idea to make the clip, and this comment only concludes, this guy is just a genius, and a very good meme kkkk
Honestly, the only part to me was the animals. Everything else seemed pretty convincing. (Even the blood)
Just checking, you've seen all the 'OK Go' music videos, right?
(not saying this one isn't good/creative, but I think OK Go's are better)
@@doogupspatula506the animals were real tho
agree
今でも なお 心に響く。
この曲をありがとう。
悲しいかな。この曲が色褪せるくらい良くなればいいのに。
そう願って。
これ30年ぐらい前の曲って聞いてビビった。
めちゃくちゃにかっこいい
@@shaynelewis9078 Really? When I looked it up, it came up as 30 years ago.
@@ainaro_azaz It was made in the latter half of the nineties so around 30 years or so sounds right
@@deadhouseplant1585 That's right.Thank you.
It just got uploaded on yt 14 years ago but this song came out 1996 before yt. You can try search this song on the google and it will tell what year it came out.@@shaynelewis9078
Persona 6
超久々観たけど、このMV全然色褪せないな。センスが一級品！
分かります！
TH-cam全部観たけどトップクラスのセンス。
時代に影響されない洗練されたMVです
@@akira55go 全部見たのか……
akira55 強すぎて草
15年後も今と同じように色あせないで見れていると思う