This song wasn't about the lyrics, it was about the music and the extremely clever music video itself, I still remember watching it for hours when I was 10 when my Dad showed me for the first time
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I don't get the sarcasm around the lyrics to this this kinda music isn't about the lyrics the words are an after thought it's all about the beat and the track itself
daft punk, the only producers in the world that can say "around the world" 144 times (80 times here) and turn it into a platinum record and #1 hit in 6 countries. The greatest of all time.
I watched the live version a few years ago...two blokes up on a set doing nothing but moving around. No instruments of any kind. so they did some messing around with digital sounds...big deal. Oh, it sounds pretty good, but still...
the reason why it has 10 million views like that is because its just a reupload onto the official channel. Still kinda weird to see under 300 comments on a video with that many views.
There's a few things here that can be said. First: It might look completely random, but this is a _tightly_ choreographed interpretive dance. Also, I love how the stage is slowly revealed to be a record and the camera angles play a lot with perspective, making parts of the stage look smaller and larger than they really are, even a shot framed by pillars to give a toy-like view of the dancing. These are really, really skilled dancers who are pulling off really tightly timed moves at times, even if the end result looks chaotic and dreamlike. That's the point of the video-it's absurdist, while being completely sincere in its artistry.
This music video and dance choreography, might just be up there as one of the greatest artistic masterpieces of all time. Once you realise the dance stage is actually a vinyl record, and each group of dancers represents an instrument, the whole dance starts to come together. The small head tracksuit guys are the bass guitar. Notice they climb the stairs as the pitch increases, and descend when the pitch decreases. The synchronised swimmers dance to the keyboard notes. The mummies are the drums. Skeletons guitar. And lastly, the alien robot motrocycle helmet guys are the lyrics... It's an absolute masterpiece.
@@BOT-he3dg they're basically dancing as groups of four. Each group just learns their own choreo. When they "combine" is the hard part bc colliding with another dancer fuckin sucks. The mummies had it so good lol. A lot of them here likely have some classical training to an extent.
Shit is crazy. Like almost like clockwork. And to do all this for like 5 minutes. I’d go see a show like this. It’s like a choreographed circus it’s insane
My DJ at my wedding back on October 5th played this song at the wedding reception and he got the place going wild! Hell of a night and one hell of a party song to dance the night away to!
@@joergroser2536 yesterday i went to the cinemas to see the compilation of daft punks' videoclips and i was blown away at the creativity these put in their videoclips , i didn't knew it was Michael Gondry behind this one , amazing !
For those who don't know: The skeletons represent the guitar The mummies represent the drum Aliens represent the vocal Dancer womens represent the keyboard Tall, small-headed guys represent the bass I'm sure you'll get more taste and meaning if you watch the clip accordingly. I think this is the most perfect clip ''around the world''.
@@Pitahayaro There's a video with the music video's director Michel Gondry explaining it if you search his name and the word explanation. Basically the stage represents the time signature and each one of the types of costumes represent a different instrument (the skeletons being the guitars, break dancer guys are the bass, etc.) Really genius music video!
I'm seeing a lot of confusion from people. This music video has been on Warner Music Germany's page for years but they changed the channel name to "Angesagt!" which I think has confused a lot of people into thinking it's some kind of unofficial upload. That upload is still up and has 9 million views so it seems to me that they basically made a carbon copy of that video and put it on this channel which is why it already has 10 million views just a few hours after upload. Edit (4/15/2022): Daft Punk have now replaced the crusty old quality with a remastered version!
that's kinda weird if the original upload is up cause videos for songs from Discovery were on Warner Music France's TH-cam channel i believe and just got transferred between channels due to yt's artist thing taking effect
Jokes aside, it actually would be hard to remember the exact lyrics (i.e. how many times he says "around the world"). If someone had to sign this song from memory, I bet they would struggle with it.
You know it just hit me. The genius of this song isn't its lyrics, it's its dance choreography. The dancers have 0 audio queue, can't follow the lyrics to know when the next move is, they just have to remember precisely their entire number, down to the timing. Absolute legends.
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That's literally most music we bash.catchy loop with minimal talent shown..love the lil beat and when others sample the sweet stuff...but this is simpleton music for simpletons.
Daft Punk has, in my opinion, the most impressive music career of all time. 2 young french guys who started making weird noises on poor machines went from losers to the most listened artists on the planet. Creating a new style and a new genre that is going to leave a mark on the music industry forever. All of that while still being able to walk outside freely without anyone being able to recognize them.
Still one of the greatest music videos of all time. So simple yet so intricately complex, perfect representation of the minimalist brilliance of Daft Punk. Fuck I miss them.
I remember back in the 90s seeing this on TV. Thought to myself "Ah, this is some weird late-night TV shit." Little did I know it was the beginnings of one of the biggest duos in modern music history.
Props to the phenomenal dancers, the lighting design, choreographers, set designers, directors, camera workers, concept etal So incredible. The beauty of math and pattern. ❤️🏆
Lyrics: [groovy beat] Around the world ×16 [groovy beat intensifies] A around the world ×24 [groovy groovable beat] Around the world ×40 You can thank me later
I know right! I was watching the video to find a specific timestamp someone had commented about a funny dnace move but before I knew it, I had already watched half of the video. The music video is just so mesmerizing.
The way the vocals and the different instruments are represented and have separate choreography all working together harmoniously is amazing. Outstanding way to visualize music. This video is art. ^_^
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the fact you could watch this music vid and pin every beat to a specific group of outfits is amazing, the robotic voice belonging to well as you'd guess the robots, and like the hand clapping belonging to the mummies, and the bassline belonging to the skeletons, and so on, truly an amazing video and song
@@vernonkiseyinewakup1450 I think its the bass, I listened to someone just play the bass and there was something about it.. Thomas and Guillaume are masters of music
This came out when I was in my late teens and although I thought it was unusual I didn’t fully understand the artistic expression till years later when the music industry lost it. Thank you Daft Punk and all the performers, this is an absolute gem
Remember kids, this is your future if you get a university degree in modern dance. All jokes aside though, the more I watch this, the more I realize how intricately it is choreographed and how tightly it is executed by the dancers. Mesmerizing
Did you know that each performer is an instrument? When they stop dancing, the matching instrumentation stops? Tall dudes are the bass, skeletons are the guitar parts, mummies are the drums
@@cook984 Good to know I was confused because it was apparently only one day? But here in Nevada they had it for two days, and I totally forgot both times 😭 I hope they do it next year! how was it though? Apparently AI was involved!
The first times I saw the video I thought it was just a group of people doing a weird dance but now I realize that each group dances to the rhythm of the different elements of the song and I LOVE IT. I don't know how I could be so blind, but now it's one of my favorite videos without a doubt.
Yeah The tall people are the main melody. The glittery ladies represent the soft electronic noises. The mummies are the rythym/drums. The skeletons are the low bass. And the robots are going... Around the World
1:52 my dad always laughs when the one dude at the end of the stairs just does that little arm movement while the others are doing these mad dance moves lol 😆
This is a reference to group B-boy dance circles. Where someone would pass you the move, and usually send it to another dancer via the arm wave. Awesome.
I was 5 years old when this video came out and I was obsessed. I still remember video thinking this guy was funny too. DO A JIG DAMMIT! WE WANNA SEE YOUR MOVES!
3:39 that sounded like error popup from macbook and while this song was playing i couldn't figure out what is happening to my computer and was searching for any background activity
3:04 This is the coolest transition imo. When they switch from fluid movement to twitching moves to the beat and they’re perfectly synchronized with each other. Each group of dancers are basically personifying a part of the song before synchronizing with each other with the same dance move in unity to visually show how each instrument complements one another. It’s clever as f…
I just realized, after 20 years, that each cohort of the dancers represent different instruments within the track- my favorite ones are, of course, the bass team)
It was the spring of 1997. I was 14 years old. Our neighbors across the street were known for throwing parties all the time, and this particular day was no exception. They always played the most popular music during their parties. I was sitting out in my front yard, observing yet another party being held at this house, when suddenly a song started thumping through their speakers. I sat there and listened to that whole song and my entire concept of Music changed that day. This is the song that was playing, and it changed my life. Thank you, Daft Punk, for that.
Nada fora de padrão um grupo incrível como daft punk nunca mais na história do universo eles fizeram 1/3 do planeta dançar com uma música de três palavras 😅❤❤❤
i love how this choreography makes no sense at all and how bizarre it is, but how it works so amazingly perfect to this song. I love this clip, i love this song and i 100% love daft punk for this and all they've done. They will be missed
update: i read a comment about how every type of dancer represents an instrument and that's absolutely true if you listen closely: the mummies are the drums, the skeletons are the guitar, the dancing women are the keyboard, the aliens are obviously the vocals ('around the world' x80 or so for those of you who didn't know) and the guys with little heads are the bass. This makes this clip a million times better it's so f'in brilliant
@@joewhite105idk if this makes a difference to you but it’s also directed by Michel Gondry who directed Eternal Sunshine of the spotless Mind and Be Kind Rewind!
This will always remain one of the coolest videos of all time. I know a lot of people like that they turned all anime but this was so original and will always be cool and original, and will look fresh and new 5,000 years from now.
I was in HS when this came out and never in my wildest dreams could I image that one day me and my kid would be jamming to this 25 years later. Wow how time flies😮💨
Damn you really memorized all of them? You're lucky i can get to "Around the world" fine but after the "Around the world" Part it's extremely difficult
Can we give props to all the actors in this skit who did a fantastic job? The choreography is so strange, But it's executed so amazingly well. I hope this video has inspired people to make weird things just for the sake of creativity, and put their heart and soul into executing it well.
This song wasn't about the lyrics, it was about the music and the extremely clever music video itself, I still remember watching it for hours when I was 10 when my Dad showed me for the first time
@♡ bxnny_bxlb ♡ yeah but there was another one posted years ago
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@@jadedpulseofficial the video is not extremely intelligent xd greetings from mexico
When he said “around the world” it really hit me. Who knew 3 words could convey such raw emotion. Masterpiece.
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I am legitimately curious..what emotion did you feel?
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You forgot the part it says "around the world"...maybe because it s repeated only one time
@@ciuffoarancione8929 oh, yes sorry, I’ll fix that
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I don't get the sarcasm around the lyrics to this this kinda music isn't about the lyrics the words are an after thought it's all about the beat and the track itself
Watching this at a Cinema is just a different experience I will never forget.
Best music video in history.
Cinema had crap sound compared to my stereo and speakers.
@@SinEater_Cry about it
I saw this it the cinema too, it was beautiful
Au cinéma ? 🤔
@@Kiwi.8787 Yes. It was played at the end of the theatrical re-release of Interstella 5555 along with a few of their other videos.
daft punk, the only producers in the world that can say "around the world" 144 times (80 times here) and turn it into a platinum record and #1 hit in 6 countries. The greatest of all time.
#1 hit ‘around the world’!
I watched the live version a few years ago...two blokes up on a set doing nothing but moving around. No instruments of any kind. so they did some messing around with digital sounds...big deal. Oh, it sounds pretty good, but still...
@@johntiggleman4686 lol if only you knew
@@jazubax Ok, then explain what they were doing? Besides digital sound manipulation.
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Something about this just brings me so much serotonin.
It’s just so funky and scratches my brain in all the right places
I feel the same way.🙃
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Totally, it's amazing.
Yeah just don't over do it, you might get serotonin syndrome down the road and hate life.
Other artist: "we have to make our lyrics poetically good and catchy"
Daft Punk: *A R O U N D T H E W O R L D*
Yet they somehow make it sound perfect with 3 words
Edit: thanks for the likes ^^
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still one of the most visually appealing music videos ever representing each instrument used and on beat. Masterpiece!
I agree man. It makes more sense than all that trap shit you see in some of their music videos these days. Broccoli by DRAM is a classic example.
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Wow the choreography and timing of their movements with the music is insane. Really impressive.
Yeah. I was thinking that too. I would have messed up eventually.
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Yeah but i think the most ammount of effort went to the lyrics, they do go hard
Ah yes a Latvian person.
disregarding the timing and group cowordination this would be easy pull off
10M views already within 35 minutes. Insane.
Same 10m after an hour
the reason why it has 10 million views like that is because its just a reupload onto the official channel. Still kinda weird to see under 300 comments on a video with that many views.
10M after 4 hours.
I guess the count has freezed.
@@tools6590 the count may have freezed.
jea safe, I wondered, after 5 hours 10 Million views, and I didn´t get an notification of a upload...
My favorite part is when he saids “Around The World”
Hilarious and original
I was here. Remember my words.
[¦ [¦ [¦ *Around the world* ¦] ¦] ¦]
I love what he says AFTER that! 😂
Fun fact the lyrics tell of their explorations around the world
Same but a little better is when he said "around the world"
This played after Interstella 5555 during the re-release this year and my god this looked gorgeous in a theatre
If only Interstella itself looked as good
whattt I didn't know that was happening
The choreography on this video is insane. Out of site. You will be missed, Daft Punk
Bro I swear I've been seeing so many beats as people😊
yh hopefully they come back after taking a break and stuff. but they do still upload
What happened to DP!!?!?!?
@@naterajohnson3911 They quit in 2021.
@@ShrekAndDonkeyEqualLifethey have dissolved the band, and went their own ways. They are still in the music industry, just not as Daft Punk
Daft Punk, please come back. The world needs you more than ever
que se agan una rola aver que tal
They retired I don't think they are coming back like at all but we have their music to remember them by
i subbed to you for fun lol
Yes
“I need you more than anything in my life »
There's a few things here that can be said. First: It might look completely random, but this is a _tightly_ choreographed interpretive dance. Also, I love how the stage is slowly revealed to be a record and the camera angles play a lot with perspective, making parts of the stage look smaller and larger than they really are, even a shot framed by pillars to give a toy-like view of the dancing. These are really, really skilled dancers who are pulling off really tightly timed moves at times, even if the end result looks chaotic and dreamlike. That's the point of the video-it's absurdist, while being completely sincere in its artistry.
Well said!
Does the video appear to be undercranked to you? It almost looks like it was performed slowly, then sped up to match the tempo of the song
@@bfg9k_ It is. There's a making of video and it's all rehearsed and performed at two thirds the speed.
Basically its quality, and such it will last i belive forever :D
Random? Are you kidding me. That is one of the most tightly choreographed videos of all time. Makes Michael Jackson's "Thriller" look like a mosh pit.
1:28 i like that bass :)
No way i was wondering why is there no around the world vid on their channel ! Thanks daft punk for your last gift to us ,we'll miss you .
This video came out when the single was released like twenty years ago or something
@@clapforboobies5892 everyone knows that
@@clapforboobies5892 no shit. it just wasn’t on their official TH-cam video for some time now
Oui
Yeah
This music video and dance choreography, might just be up there as one of the greatest artistic masterpieces of all time. Once you realise the dance stage is actually a vinyl record, and each group of dancers represents an instrument, the whole dance starts to come together.
The small head tracksuit guys are the bass guitar. Notice they climb the stairs as the pitch increases, and descend when the pitch decreases. The synchronised swimmers dance to the keyboard notes. The mummies are the drums. Skeletons guitar. And lastly, the alien robot motrocycle helmet guys are the lyrics...
It's an absolute masterpiece.
What kind of instruments?
The complete song was designed by a computer .. 🙂
Reminds of those weird Bauhaus ballet costumes.
@@ralfhartmann5050 Using the computer, different sounds can be replicated to mimic live instruments. That is probably what it meant by instruments.
Absolutely! A true classic!
*REALLY???* 🤯
The choreograph is absolutely spot on! 👌
I’m glad you acknowledge the art
Its almost like they weren't humans, must have took ages to finish practicing
And the vocals!
@@BOT-he3dg they're basically dancing as groups of four. Each group just learns their own choreo. When they "combine" is the hard part bc colliding with another dancer fuckin sucks. The mummies had it so good lol. A lot of them here likely have some classical training to an extent.
Shit is crazy. Like almost like clockwork. And to do all this for like 5 minutes. I’d go see a show like this. It’s like a choreographed circus it’s insane
My DJ at my wedding back on October 5th played this song at the wedding reception and he got the place going wild! Hell of a night and one hell of a party song to dance the night away to!
I imagine ppl were singing along
They are not retired, they just travelled around the world for fun.
No
Lmao make sense XD
That was a cringy comment ngl
this old song daft punk keep good to lisen and the new generation kid sure like the daft punk this song cool
@@VitalXeno for you
Only Daft Punk can make around the world hit with just three words
ATW AROUND THE WORLD
Hell yessssssss
Congratulations!
your comment received a ❤ for daft punk
It's a hit *around the world*
Ikr
The choreographer needs to be recorded in HISTORY.
Michel Gondry.
Agree 👍
@@juxbertrand Hes a genius
The choregraphy is from Blanca Li. Gondry is the director.
@@couscousdelight top
Clearly, the best and simple video clip ever made full of magic and talent.
Michael Gondry is an extraordinary and talent-gifted director.
You should check his other works with Bjork, Radiohead or Kylie Minogue.
@@joergroser2536 yesterday i went to the cinemas to see the compilation of daft punks' videoclips and i was blown away at the creativity these put in their videoclips , i didn't knew it was Michael Gondry behind this one , amazing !
Nothing could describe the happiness I used to feel everytime this came on MTV back in the day
I am 55, I remember those days when MTV came out. The best videos.
yes i agree fellow 50 year olds
sneak 100
@@turbo8584 INTRUDER ALERT, RED SPY IN BASE! moment
🤜🤛🙋👍
every time.
For those who don't know:
The skeletons represent the guitar
The mummies represent the drum
Aliens represent the vocal
Dancer womens represent the keyboard
Tall, small-headed guys represent the bass
I'm sure you'll get more taste and meaning if you watch the clip accordingly. I think this is the most perfect clip ''around the world''.
You're right! I knew there was something odd about the dance!
You are a Genius!!!
wow nice thnx make all sense now after so many years lol
you sir are a magnificent person for sharing this ! really cool detail i hand't noticed :D made my day
🤟🏾🔥
When I realized every group of dancers represented sections of the song it blew my mind how f-ng great this video was
🤟🏼👍🏻
lol I love the bass boys running down the stairs at the end of the loop
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Yep, there is a comment somewhere here saying what instrument each group represents
Not only that, but every step represents a note. You can see the bass section rising then falling. Same with the girls
My god, seeing this at theaters literally made my cry, the best song ever from the best duo ever❤❤❤❤
The power of house music: it doesn't grow old. Daft Punk is forever.
Yes
!!!!!!!111!!!!
Disco... Power Disco
I don't think Daft Punk's music is House. Probably closer to something like Funk or Disco
@@Minus___ kkk is house!
They're physically representing the musical cues and it quite literally comes together in the end and the dancing makes sense. I love it.
It's a literal physical song it's beyond creative I'll never get over this video
You've just opened my eyes, now this video seems a thousand times better
@@Pitahayaro There's a video with the music video's director Michel Gondry explaining it if you search his name and the word explanation. Basically the stage represents the time signature and each one of the types of costumes represent a different instrument (the skeletons being the guitars, break dancer guys are the bass, etc.)
Really genius music video!
Thank you so much for pointing this out to me
That's pretty damn cool man
26 years later and this is still a visual masterpiece.
2 years
@@Eny_nyyy no, the original music video came out in 1997. This one here was posted 2 years ago.
@@Eny_nyyylearn difference
@@4Fox6what's the name
🗿🗿
In one take like this, incredible movements, camera, the people involved are absolute experts. This is beyond hard, this is insane.
I'm seeing a lot of confusion from people. This music video has been on Warner Music Germany's page for years but they changed the channel name to "Angesagt!" which I think has confused a lot of people into thinking it's some kind of unofficial upload. That upload is still up and has 9 million views so it seems to me that they basically made a carbon copy of that video and put it on this channel which is why it already has 10 million views just a few hours after upload.
Edit (4/15/2022): Daft Punk have now replaced the crusty old quality with a remastered version!
Hi GotWub. I subbed
that's kinda weird if the original upload is up cause videos for songs from Discovery were on Warner Music France's TH-cam channel i believe and just got transferred between channels due to yt's artist thing taking effect
Thanks for clearing up I was confused
mucho texto
Let me ask u a question: if this is the official daft punk channel, and they split up, then whos manning the channel and uploaded this vid
after years of listening to the song i finally memorized the lyrics
Thats no easy task lol
Bro I still havent
Dude how? I need pointers
No... You psychopath... You've done it...
Jokes aside, it actually would be hard to remember the exact lyrics (i.e. how many times he says "around the world"). If someone had to sign this song from memory, I bet they would struggle with it.
You know it just hit me. The genius of this song isn't its lyrics, it's its dance choreography. The dancers have 0 audio queue, can't follow the lyrics to know when the next move is, they just have to remember precisely their entire number, down to the timing. Absolute legends.
It all comes down to rhythm. Move to it, in a meaningful way. Executed flawlessly by the different groups in this video!
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@@gabe5360 Hi Gabe
It just hit you that a song with one line repeated isn't about the lyrics?
The unison at 2:05 just feels soo good 👌🏼
This song is a prime example of less being more. Very catchy, simple, and soothing. Love Daft Punk!
Simple!?
yeah i like Daft Punk too
That's literally most music we bash.catchy loop with minimal talent shown..love the lil beat and when others sample the sweet stuff...but this is simpleton music for simpletons.
Daft Punk has, in my opinion, the most impressive music career of all time. 2 young french guys who started making weird noises on poor machines went from losers to the most listened artists on the planet. Creating a new style and a new genre that is going to leave a mark on the music industry forever. All of that while still being able to walk outside freely without anyone being able to recognize them.
❤️
And yet they declared that they were unhappy for the last 22 years, because robots made most of their songs...
Caminar libremente y forrados en plata que pro
daft punk didnt invent a genre or create a new style they were just a french house group that was popular in america
@@user-oz7ku9tf3q stop hating bro.
Daft Punk’s final gift for us fans. We miss you every day!
OCELOT!
FINAL GIFT?
@@blengdiabloed7335 they broke up a while ago
@@gingerthing7640 WHO
@@hotosabjatahaiprabhoo..kar8081 daft punk
Reminds me of a lot of Low tech/High art vids from the 80s that look like they cost almost nothing, but the creativity is priceless...
Still one of the greatest music videos of all time. So simple yet so intricately complex, perfect representation of the minimalist brilliance of Daft Punk. Fuck I miss them.
They still make music mang
@@mothertucks3000bro they literally retired
@mother Tucks they retierd
None of this is simple mr fantano
@@mothertucks3000 yea no they don't. Anything put out now is remix and mash-up. There's literally a video they put out showing that they split up.
I remember back in the 90s seeing this on TV. Thought to myself "Ah, this is some weird late-night TV shit." Little did I know it was the beginnings of one of the biggest duos in modern music history.
90s people get respect. your a good dude
Sadly they didn’t last forever.
😆
When you're happy you enjoy the song. When youre sad you understand the lyrics.
The lyrics 🔄🌎🌍🌏🔄
@@QUBIQUBED "spinning earth earth earth spinning"?
me being sad: 😭🌍🌎🌏🔁
@@lautaronoarita4497 BAHAHAHAH
@@lautaronoarita4497 LOL
Props to the phenomenal dancers, the lighting design, choreographers, set designers, directors, camera workers, concept etal So incredible. The beauty of math and pattern. ❤️🏆
Lyrics:
[groovy beat]
Around the world ×16
[groovy beat intensifies]
A around the world ×24
[groovy groovable beat]
Around the world ×40
You can thank me later
Hahahahahahahaha
Thanks!
No, I'll thank you right away. Thank you
@@ilovepineapple6393 I like pineapple too
A very hard work, my compliments
I love this concept. You can literally SEE the music.
What a smart and beautiful comment! To the point :)
I know right! I was watching the video to find a specific timestamp someone had commented about a funny dnace move but before I knew it, I had already watched half of the video. The music video is just so mesmerizing.
Those are the mushrooms.
I just realized about that, it´s a complete diferent experience knowing it
The way the vocals and the different instruments are represented and have separate choreography all working together harmoniously is amazing. Outstanding way to visualize music. This video is art. ^_^
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@@gandon62 agreed
The strong point of that song is 00:25. Period.
Your so cringe this is not funny, why would you say period, it's lIke you said something useful, you never were. Nobody agreed don't say period it's cringe and makes me go ew
It feels good on that part actually
Bass and drums ARE the band. Everything else is complementary.
i like girlies in it innit
That or that after that?
the fact you could watch this music vid and pin every beat to a specific group of outfits is amazing, the robotic voice belonging to well as you'd guess the robots, and like the hand clapping belonging to the mummies, and the bassline belonging to the skeletons, and so on, truly an amazing video and song
bassline is the grey dudes with the long torsos
the wam wem wom wam pluck synths are the skeletons
This!!!!!
I had never noticed this detail until I saw the shorts talking about exactly that, which they posted a little while ago lol, amazing
But those 80'& 90's chicks bumpin to the music were phenomenal.
Not readin allat🆙🆙
Sometimes, all you need it a repetitive phrase and a catchy beat to make a good song. We still miss you, Daft Punk ♥.
non penso
Those guys were spending at least a week for finding the right sound for their song :D
why your account is a 🤓
So 100% of Daft Punk songs 😂
The funk soul brother. Turn it down for what?
This deserved an Oscar for the Best Short Film. Seriously. And I normally hate music videos. This is a true Work of Art.
trippin
Here because a page on IG featured behind the scenes of how this video was made. Damn! I miss daft punk!
Same
Same
Same...but also because I'm French and unusually proud.
Same!! I wanna see the documentary on the video
That brought me back here too lol
After all these years it still holds up. Takes me be back to my early teen years and Daft Punk got me into techno
It really takes you around the world
@@thegameplayer1747 Well said friend
It's a fantastic song.
A classic.
time is kind of irrelevant for music
Technoblade?
Daft Punk are the only ones who, with just 3 words, manage to create an immortal musical masterpiece.
From 2 when it is the read?
tell that to one of the NFS HP OST people
Hits different in a cinema, can´t stop dancing. Love you guys ♥
I can't get over how a song with only 3 words is so good. Daft Punk did it right, man.
I Know another song in FRENCH that has ONE WORD ( no it's not tequila)
Musique by Daft Punk
@@TheDaftRat U might not believe me, but I know songs by Daft Punk that have no words at all
@@danielwordsworth1843 WOOOOT
Lol
They have been DOING IT RIGHT
@@vernonkiseyinewakup1450 I think its the bass, I listened to someone just play the bass and there was something about it.. Thomas and Guillaume are masters of music
This came out when I was in my late teens and although I thought it was unusual I didn’t fully understand the artistic expression till years later when the music industry lost it. Thank you Daft Punk and all the performers, this is an absolute gem
Same, totally.
69 likes lol
born 1980 .. was in juvenile home that time ... we had 1 hour of tv per day .. mtv was on everytime with stuff like this
bella storia, a me non piace
after 7 months of their separation they still show us that they are around the world
they are actually! thomas and guy de manuel are on their own working on stuff
@@-silly really?
@@giuseppemenna3941 youtube really must hate me whenever i try to mention about daft punk solo projects. my comment was deleted 2 times D:
@@-silly youtube knows the truth, like almost everyone
Remember kids, this is your future if you get a university degree in modern dance.
All jokes aside though, the more I watch this, the more I realize how intricately it is choreographed and how tightly it is executed by the dancers. Mesmerizing
there willl ever be anything like this ever again holy shit , looked like it only took 6 shots tooo unreal
1:05
Лучшая музыка👍👍Даже хочу сказать лучше нашей русской музыки
Absolutely, so tight and simple. Althought a Robot does make a mistake at 1:05 lol. As a video and concept it's stuck with me since I was a kid.
No idea what those words mean but I think I understand
Did you know that each performer is an instrument? When they stop dancing, the matching instrumentation stops? Tall dudes are the bass, skeletons are the guitar parts, mummies are the drums
Interesting
TRUE!! I've watched this video, like, 10 times and I didn't even notice that!! Those guys are geniuses!
Robots are the tempo
Robots are the tempo
Didn't know this. Thanks
10 % Tall Grey Men
10 % Mummies
10 % Swimsuit Girls
10 % Skeletons
10 % Robots
50 % Around the World
33% Around
33% the
33% World
@@lelonmusk4836 whats the 1%
@@galarian4247 around the world
0% Dwayne Johnson's Hair
1 % Tall Grey Men
1 % Mummies
1 % Swimsuit Girls
1 % Skeletons
1 % Robots
95 % Cocaine
Saw this MV for the first time in the theater last night
Where are you from?
I saw it too in cinema in Paris :)
@@j.l.j.7314 saw it in nj
@@cook984 Good to know
I was confused because it was apparently only one day? But here in Nevada they had it for two days, and I totally forgot both times 😭 I hope they do it next year!
how was it though? Apparently AI was involved!
@@leanousha wow!!
The most unexpected, but welcome music video release ever.
A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one
@@aidancommenting nah it didnt hit 11 mil in 30 mins
The first times I saw the video I thought it was just a group of people doing a weird dance but now I realize that each group dances to the rhythm of the different elements of the song and I LOVE IT. I don't know how I could be so blind, but now it's one of my favorite videos without a doubt.
The best part is, their dance imitates the way the earth moves it's layers around. The core, the mantle, the crust..
@@martinmarkov9707 SO THATS THE MEANING OF THE DANCE MOVES?!
I mean… it’s still is weird dances
@@roejogan528 b r u
Yeah The tall people are the main melody. The glittery ladies represent the soft electronic noises. The mummies are the rythym/drums. The skeletons are the low bass. And the robots are going... Around the World
1:52 my dad always laughs when the one dude at the end of the stairs just does that little arm movement while the others are doing these mad dance moves lol 😆
Rttttt😂😂😂
This is a reference to group B-boy dance circles. Where someone would pass you the move, and usually send it to another dancer via the arm wave. Awesome.
@@donandersonjr.5086 I did not know that. That makes sense. Thanks!
I was 5 years old when this video came out and I was obsessed. I still remember video thinking this guy was funny too. DO A JIG DAMMIT! WE WANNA SEE YOUR MOVES!
0:32 almost bumped 😂😂
Esto verlo en el cine fue lo mejor ❤🎉
I genuinely cannot stop listening to this, it has been over an hour now.
It is mesmerizing
Wow, just wow !
You must be watching the cockroach
Ññññññññññ
Oh god, another one gone...
When they said “Around the World” that really spoke to me
True
I loved
the video
So nice
Rip to them
As it should have. Exactly.. as..it should..have..
They have been around the world, doing things Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger, and their work is Never, Over…
They just came back here to give us something to cherish One More Time
but guess what, they are still making MUSIQUE seperatly
Actually, they are done with the work
@@stefan_dau_cu_sloboz9716 no they are not, they are done, but their work is never over…
@@beckbroendrewchallengerdef9523 it is
Great ?!!! Only Dafts could make a world hit using Just one phrase!!!! Great duo😊😊😊😊😊😊
I couldn't even begin to imagine how the director managed to pull this one off....
There's a behind the scenes video for it. The fucking street guys are terrifying outside of costume.
acid. lots and lots of acid.
@@SmeIting WHERE
@@SmeIting where can I find it
cocaine... is one hell of a drug!!!
I can only IMAGINE how long it took to get everyone synched up and to perform the various dances without issue like this.
And imagine just how EXHAUSTING this is.
@@LtSprinkulzAnd imagine how good it felt when they finished no homo
There’s a video on here with their rehearsals it’s really interesting to watch
I dont get why people dislike such masterpiece.
Because they have no taste.l
@@slightlywetbaby830 I mean music wise i love it, the video on the other hand i kinda understand but i still love it
The dislikers:
*YoU CanNoT sAY “ArouNd THe wOrLD” bEcaUsE thE eArtH is* FLAT!!!
@@khaleelabulnaja8533 earthflatters :)
Bots
3:39 that sounded like error popup from macbook and while this song was playing i couldn't figure out what is happening to my computer and was searching for any background activity
just split seconds prior to this time stamp
0:01
tall man (moveset) = 1
0:11
swimsuit (hop) > (0:23 moveset) = 1
0:25
Tall man + swimsuit (moveset 2) = 1
0:40
Skeleton (moveset) = 1
0:57
Astronauts (moveset) = 1
1:05
Mummies (moveset) = 1
1:12
Astronauts (bumb) > (1:20 moveset) = 1
Tallmen + swimsuit + skeletons + Mummies (synchronized moveset) = 1
1:28
Skeleton + swimsuits (moveset) = disabled
Mummies (moveset) = 2
1:52
Tall men (dance) = true
Mummies (moveset) = 3
2:07
Tallmen + swimsuit + skeletons + Mummies (synchronized moveset) = 2
2:08
Astronauts (special move) > (2:15 moveset) = 1
2:15
Tallmen + swimsuit + skeletons + Mummies (synchronized moveset) = 3
2:23
Skeleton + swimsuit (door moveset) = 1
Tallmen + Mummies (synchronized moveset) = 2
Astronauts (moveset) = disabled
2:39
All (re-synchronizating) = true
2:43
All (circulation) = true
2:55
All (hand thing) = true
3:11
All (beat walk) = true
3:32
Tallmen + swimsuit + skeletons + Mummies (synchronized moveset) = 2
3:43
Tallmen + swimsuit + skeletons + Mummies (synchronized moveset) = 4
For my future animation project that may not come :v
Put down the crack pipe
MAKE THE ANIMATION PROJECT COMEEEEEEE *heavy cheering up*
I NEED TO SEE THAT
I hope you did that animation!
math
3:04 This is the coolest transition imo. When they switch from fluid movement to twitching moves to the beat and they’re perfectly synchronized with each other. Each group of dancers are basically personifying a part of the song before synchronizing with each other with the same dance move in unity to visually show how each instrument complements one another. It’s clever as f…
When he said “around the world”, I felt that 😢🔥🔥🔥
Deep innit 😂
People who speak in unoriginal and banal meme language are morons.
”Around the world” or ”around the wo-orld”?
And what he said after that 💯🔥
Nah the one where he said around the world is better
I just realized, after 20 years, that each cohort of the dancers represent different instruments within the track- my favorite ones are, of course, the bass team)
Even the lyrics of this song repeating "around the world" it still hits the vibe of nostalgia
Yea true
It was the spring of 1997. I was 14 years old. Our neighbors across the street were known for throwing parties all the time, and this particular day was no exception. They always played the most popular music during their parties. I was sitting out in my front yard, observing yet another party being held at this house, when suddenly a song started thumping through their speakers. I sat there and listened to that whole song and my entire concept of Music changed that day. This is the song that was playing, and it changed my life. Thank you, Daft Punk, for that.
Was it 97 I was lil boy
Blud said "Around the world" changed her life 😂😂😂😂
This album bridged a gap in music at the time
Around the world
Around the wooorld
Around the world
Around the wooorld
Thank you for the lyrics I was scrolling for hours trying to find out what they were
Nada fora de padrão um grupo incrível como daft punk nunca mais na história do universo eles fizeram 1/3 do planeta dançar com uma música de três palavras 😅❤❤❤
It's now 2022 and this still hits.
Facts!!!!!
Almost 2023
Indeed
Yes it’s very good
Yes,yes brother!
Happy NEW YEAR 2024 AROUND THE WORLD!
Happy?
AROUND THE WORLD 🎉
Now around the world actually, japans year is 6
AROUND THE SUN
@@hobog AROUND THE SUN, AROUND THE SUN
i love how this choreography makes no sense at all and how bizarre it is, but how it works so amazingly perfect to this song. I love this clip, i love this song and i 100% love daft punk for this and all they've done. They will be missed
update: i read a comment about how every type of dancer represents an instrument and that's absolutely true if you listen closely: the mummies are the drums, the skeletons are the guitar, the dancing women are the keyboard, the aliens are obviously the vocals ('around the world' x80 or so for those of you who didn't know) and the guys with little heads are the bass. This makes this clip a million times better it's so f'in brilliant
@@joewhite105idk if this makes a difference to you but it’s also directed by Michel Gondry who directed Eternal Sunshine of the spotless Mind and Be Kind Rewind!
Yaaaay!😊❤
pay attention
Honestly, the choreography here is really impressive.
Some imperfect movements of dancers make this video as analog as possible ✨
This will always remain one of the coolest videos of all time. I know a lot of people like that they turned all anime but this was so original and will always be cool and original, and will look fresh and new 5,000 years from now.
Exactly! I miss the 90s
People 5001 years from now: mid
Seeing this on the heels of Da funk (big city night) was really a trip, I was immensely impressed.
Just woke up from a reoccurring nightmare with your song playing in the background the whole time, and omg it still hits the spot
Fr
@@autismusmaximus7764nice username
I was in HS when this came out and never in my wildest dreams could I image that one day me and my kid would be jamming to this 25 years later. Wow how time flies😮💨
Same..
This was 11 months ago-
@@EepyTrippin This was released in 1997🙀 I was 16 yrs old, I’m 42 now🫠
@@ErikatheEchoTech Wow 😮
Lucky. I was only a year old when this was released.
I’d love this song. This is my all-time favorite. I’m listening to this currently while getting dressed for school.
I want to be as high as the director of this masterpiece.
They were sober
😂😂
I want to be around the world, around the world...
High enough to go around the world
@@bubblemonkeys and you know how? the evidence says otherwise, and if you've never dropped you don't know anything.
After years of persistent dedication, i finally memorized the lyrics of this masterpeice!
Lol!!!
Nailed it!
Any tips? I got "Around the" down but it's complicated after that.
LOL
Damn you really memorized all of them? You're lucky i can get to "Around the world" fine but after the "Around the world" Part it's extremely difficult
@@ELFanaticman i feel bad
Both music and video are simply works of art 😉😊🤩
After hearing this song again I think I might travel around the world
same bro
Tell us later how it went.
@@Maxi-Gonz. I hope this video is here for many years and I will return to tell you 💯
@@ghostd2181 I'll be waiting for the reply. It'll come eventually, _some day…_
You already did by listening this music ;)
It’s midnight. I’m drunk, alone & watching this video. Life is good. 😎
respect to this man
Live it up 🙌🏻🙏🏼
Covids fav song
Around the world around the world around around the world
@@Dingelmeister 😂😂😂
Simplemente me encanta todo, la música, la coreografía, la escenografía, todo es perfecto, arte.
This is actually insane that I’m watching this for the first time. So talented and coordinated
Me: "Daft Punk reunites for tour in 2022"
Also Me: *Wakes up from dreaming*
wow cool
If it ever comes it has to be called "One more time."
snap back to reality
I FOUND THAT OUT AND I NEED TO SEE IT
Oh no reality...
Ugh, you can't make a hit with only singing 3 words.
Daft Punk: "Hold my beer"
HOLD MY BEER
HOLD MY BEER
HOLD MY BEER
HOLD MY BEER
“Hold my world.”
We're talking about the same two guys that made Rollin' and Scratchin'
more like
Daft punk: around the world 😼🍺
@@theotherky sounds like my cat
Can we give props to all the actors in this skit who did a fantastic job? The choreography is so strange, But it's executed so amazingly well. I hope this video has inspired people to make weird things just for the sake of creativity, and put their heart and soul into executing it well.
true
each group of people represents a different instrument.
Its a satanic ritual 😂
Yeah I always think whenever I watch this how strange it is but how well it works.
Jpbbln, ❤️