I remember doing stop motion at school. Makes you truly appreciate how much work goes into something like Wallace and Gromit, The Nightmare Before Christmas etc, incredible 😳
Omg my first semester animation class was such a nightmare because every project was stop motion with clay 😭 I truly give all of my praise to people who do stop motion for a living 💯
Noooo he has to get it to 10 episodes in the next copel of years so it can be a minny series and we can all whate in antisapasion for each episode befor fegeting it!
Alisha N says: "Noooo he has to get it to 10 episodes in the next couple of years so it can be a mini-series and we can all wait in anticipation for each episode before forgetting it!"
You might want to combine stop-motion clay animation with blue/green-screen techniques. That way you can easily split filming the characters and background and don't risk of accidentally modifiying the background when moving the characters.
Did you know that Coraline was completely stop-motion and they had over 50 heads just for Coraline’s facial expressions? Yeah, these animations that people make completely by hand are so amazing and deserve so much appreciation. Sadly, you don’t see this kind of stuff anymore.
What's funny is big budget movies like that are both easier and harder! It was easier because a computer calibrates which facial expression (and thus which head) is needed for each frame. This is especially handy when filming dialogue. But obviously harder because it's that much more complex of a system. I personally love the costumes for the armatures like all of Coralines sweaters were legit hand knitted!!!
I would argue that you can still see stop motion animations being produced, it just isn't easy to make it into mainstream media like say, Coraline or Nightmare Before Christmas.
To be fair, a costume closet or wardrobe really does a good job of flattening the sound. Unless you need really fancy sounds, you can do a lot with a blanket fort.
Not many people know about the legend Ray Harryhausen he made a lot of iconic creatures, probably one of the best stop motion animators of all time. What made him so good was how he was able to create unique movements for different creatures to give them realistic textures like an octopus he really had to think about how tentacles move differently than human body and he did this with a bunch of mythical creatures he created that don't even exist in real life so it would be super hard to imagine their movement
@@heart.9889 The AT-ATs in Empire for one and most "massive" vehicles or weird creatures were actually stop motion in the original trilogy. Its pretty cool really:)
Dude, I love the credit given to the team on this channel. The fact that every single person is shown as an equal contributor to the project is a breath of fresh air compared to other channels.
The landlord yelling at them is fantastic. I like the shot over his shoulder to show the vacant look on the guys face. I love his moustache moves for his talking. So good Jazza!
The set design process brought back a memory from childhood that makes me happy. I had forgotten I used to make little clay figures and rooms and props and this makes me want to revisit that as an adult. It was strangely nostalgic to watch.
My first thought was: _Yes, yes it is._ But also stop-motion really is amazing as well as difficult, with the difficulty adding to how enjoyable it is to watch. So it's really cool seeing you take another crack at it, and the final product turned out so nice!
honestly the show feels like early 2000's and 2010's sort of edgy adult shows? but ones that had some sort of story or plot. something that may play on adult swim now at like, midnight or so. it's really good! honestly i'd be invested if it were some silly episodic show about these guy's shenanigans
Claymation has always held a place in my heart :) as a kid I loved watching Gumby and was amazed with all the animations and creativity! I love how you are practically forming your own animation studio for this! Would love to see a longer claymation from Jazza studios 😎✌️
Jazza your team is amazing! I think they must love their jobs, working for / together with someone so creative and who loves to think and just be and do all things out side of the box and just extra. Absolutely amazing team 💪🏼
I feel like you should produce a Roomies miniserie for youtube.. you've got a good team. I know how time consuming it is, I've worked in stop motion, but either way it would be cool.. just8 or 10 episodes with the duration of this one (only the animation, not the full video). I don't know, it's pretty cool..
As a Polish person 🇵🇱 I'm very happy that you made this additional character and that was my favourite part too. It reminded me of an episode of The Big Bang Theory when they play charades witch made me laugh even more. The whole animation was amazing. Great job. 🤍❤️
The amount of time and effort you all put into this looks insane! I applaud anyone who works with any sort of stop motion work it must take a LOT of patience!
I think the 14 year old Jazza would be proud of this second episode. Both because of the extremely professional cinematography and the extremely juvenile humour
That was insane......the puns were just wow.....The end would have thrown me for a loop if I didn't already know Jazza lol. That was awesome, I enjoyed it.
Planning: "...I could then draw on with whiteboard marker, so that when I wanted to move the pupils later I could just erase them and redraw them." Execution: Gives character dead-eyed, exotropic stare nearly completely sideways. Never moves the pupils.
fun fact: in nightmare before christmas, they had different heads for different expressions. but, because sally had such long hair, they couldnt do that. so they just had the back of her head and eyes and just slapped on faces with different facial expressions
Yay for Poland~!☺️☺️☺️ amazing work as always!❤️ I'm watching you since I remember and I just love the content you are doing! Every single video is a surprise!😄 As being polish I love the way you used 'us' 🤣 Keep up the amazing work Jazza! Love you!❤️
Jazza if you read this, this is important...For claymation you need to think about it like sprites with video games. You need to have basically a bunch of different clay figures just for 1 action. And same goes for facial expressions and basic vowels when talking... A, E, I, O, U that's at least 5 different mouth positions just for 5 vowel sounds. And not including the rest of the alphabet like S or T pronounciations. Here's the basics with animation Different mouth shapes for vowels & alphabet Different facial expressions for emotions Different sprites/clay figures for each action & gesture If you can do these basic 3 things then your claymation will be much easier the hardest part will just be making all the clay figures which takes a lot of time but for a typic claymation scene they can have over 100 different clay figures just for those basics. To simplify things you can eliminate any talking so it's purely visual story telling therefor you don't need the mouth shapes for words.
That is for claymation that is being done by large teams, jazza probably doesn’t have the time nor the resources (mainly man power) to accomplish making hundreds of figures
I just love how creative jazza is! Wish to be like him one day! ❤️ Edit: just completed the vid, it was amazing and the animation was DEFINITELY UP TO SCRATCH!
I just really appreciate the dedication,passion and hard work that goes into this chunnel. You never know what to expect with each upload which is so fun. Great job everyone! 🥰
The level of skill with the background characters slightly moving is really advanced and so I think you should continue with the claymation and also that set was on point
I love that Gravity falls episode where it turns out a famous claymation director used the occult to bring clay creatures back to life as it was easier then regular claymation
I remember doing stop motion stuff using lego with my sister. We used my old phone (that was my mom's old phone) and the ability to stop/continue filming a vidro was amazing to us. I wish we still had those videos somewhere lol
I have so much respect for shows like Robot Chicken that use stop-motion. You don’t need to redraw frames like with 2d but posing figures and animating everything straight-ahead is SUPER difficult.
The team really did an amazing job with the details in the sets. Feeling quite inspired to play around with different sets in my own videos. Always love to see your stop motion endevours Jazza!
Ever since I was young I’ve always loved stopmotion animation, my first movie was the Wallace and Gromit curse of the wererabbit, I just don’t know what about I like so much but it stuck with me into adulthood. Beautiful work Jazza! Had some laughs as well😁
My cousin does claymation and I still am amazed of how good he is it’s a really tough thing to learn you did so good like my mouth dropped when I saw this
I had a go at stop motion before; it was challenging! I have massive respect for stop-motion animators because of how hard everything is. I enjoyed this episode today; hopefully, we can see another episode in the future! (The Polish joke was actually hilarious lol)
Stop motion sure is difficult, adding the world of clay to it makes it even more so though. Mad respect to everyone who does that for a job Also that’s a wild laptop
This video brings me so much joy! I love seeing you do this kind of stuff, and the amount of satisfaction you got from completing the animation. In fact, it was extremely amusing and turned out great!
I've watched claymation shows so many times and I wonder how they multiple episodes done in a couple of weeks! It would take me a couple months to probably make a 1-2 minute video.
You know, I feel like people need to appreciate how much work people put into stop motion. Its very difficult to do but its fun to make stop motion things.
As someone who has experience with stop motion animation, be it amateur animation, I must say that it’s the most rewarding thing to see a final product after hours of work on an animation.
(a claymation about two roomates called "bob" and "glob" in their first encounter! please dont be harsh in reviews, because this is my first ever claymation, and i put alot of effort into learning it, making models and sets and props, etc. i hope you enjoy it!) WE DID WE ENJOYED IT ❤️❤️
@@Tvtitanstudios90021 bro, why you so worried about pronouns, just call them a they if you don't know their pronouns. Also the reason why I said bro shut up is because they are begging for likes.
I absolutely love this. I've always had a hard time with Claymation's because of some past videos I've watched and so it was a little harder but overall, this helps me get past my fear and it's really good.
This was great! Totally loved the dance montage (the mop guitar and twerking were awesome!!!) and the "up to scratch," "spruce," and "Polish" puns. Thsnks for the good laugh. 😁Always was a fan of your animation work. Amazing!
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I remember doing stop motion at school. Makes you truly appreciate how much work goes into something like Wallace and Gromit, The Nightmare Before Christmas etc, incredible 😳
@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok, as long as you don't read this comment.... 🤦♂️😑
The fact that I was thinking about Wallace and Gromit today…
Aardman Studio is fantastic
Kubo and the two strings was insane considering every single frame was a photo taken
Omg my first semester animation class was such a nightmare because every project was stop motion with clay 😭 I truly give all of my praise to people who do stop motion for a living 💯
Let's do this, every 15 years you create a new episode, then your children can continue the legacy
Noooo he has to get it to 10 episodes in the next copel of years so it can be a minny series and we can all whate in antisapasion for each episode befor fegeting it!
@@AlishaN-yh5nf Jesus your spelling.
@@AlishaN-yh5nf that spelling man..
@@AlishaN-yh5nf Atleast i understood you-
Alisha N says: "Noooo he has to get it to 10 episodes in the next couple of years so it can be a mini-series and we can all wait in anticipation for each episode before forgetting it!"
You might want to combine stop-motion clay animation with blue/green-screen techniques. That way you can easily split filming the characters and background and don't risk of accidentally modifiying the background when moving the characters.
you dont even have to do that, you can easily fix the moving background props with masks in any video editing program.
He'd need to put some effort into the colormaching since two characters are both green and blue.
@@VeganSemihCyprus33 what
@@mochaXX16 It's definitely a spambot, but it looks like it forgot to include a link.
Did you know that Coraline was completely stop-motion and they had over 50 heads just for Coraline’s facial expressions?
Yeah, these animations that people make completely by hand are so amazing and deserve so much appreciation. Sadly, you don’t see this kind of stuff anymore.
What's funny is big budget movies like that are both easier and harder! It was easier because a computer calibrates which facial expression (and thus which head) is needed for each frame. This is especially handy when filming dialogue. But obviously harder because it's that much more complex of a system. I personally love the costumes for the armatures like all of Coralines sweaters were legit hand knitted!!!
I would argue that you can still see stop motion animations being produced, it just isn't easy to make it into mainstream media like say, Coraline or Nightmare Before Christmas.
Yes
Great, now I'm picturing 50 Coraline heads on a shelf, as if that movie needed to be any more disturbing...
@@Liammoz why it’s a good movie
Jazza: Builds a professional Studio for Film Production.
Also Jazza: Doesnt add a Sound Studio.
To be fair, a costume closet or wardrobe really does a good job of flattening the sound. Unless you need really fancy sounds, you can do a lot with a blanket fort.
Stop motion is incredible. I love how it made Star Wars realistic back in the late 70s. I wasn’t even a teenager yet, but believed it was real. Lol 😂
Wait what. What Part of star wars ist Stop Motion?
@@heart.9889 💀
Not many people know about the legend Ray Harryhausen he made a lot of iconic creatures, probably one of the best stop motion animators of all time. What made him so good was how he was able to create unique movements for different creatures to give them realistic textures like an octopus he really had to think about how tentacles move differently than human body and he did this with a bunch of mythical creatures he created that don't even exist in real life so it would be super hard to imagine their movement
@@heart.9889 The AT-ATs in Empire for one and most "massive" vehicles or weird creatures were actually stop motion in the original trilogy. Its pretty cool really:)
@@joshuawhite8131 that's so cool! I never realized but in retrospect it's obvious that it's not CGI.
Dude, I love the credit given to the team on this channel. The fact that every single person is shown as an equal contributor to the project is a breath of fresh air compared to other channels.
The landlord yelling at them is fantastic. I like the shot over his shoulder to show the vacant look on the guys face. I love his moustache moves for his talking. So good Jazza!
The set design process brought back a memory from childhood that makes me happy. I had forgotten I used to make little clay figures and rooms and props and this makes me want to revisit that as an adult. It was strangely nostalgic to watch.
Jazza I swear to God you could create a streaming service with claymation shows, animations, and art videos and I would pay so much money for it.
My first thought was: _Yes, yes it is._
But also stop-motion really is amazing as well as difficult, with the difficulty adding to how enjoyable it is to watch. So it's really cool seeing you take another crack at it, and the final product turned out so nice!
honestly the show feels like early 2000's and 2010's sort of edgy adult shows? but ones that had some sort of story or plot. something that may play on adult swim now at like, midnight or so.
it's really good! honestly i'd be invested if it were some silly episodic show about these guy's shenanigans
Feels like it would belong to adult swim
@@skkskajehegeg7791 yep or like robot chickeN?
ghostbur my boy
@@TeiJay_ yes my exact emotion as well
ghost of Wilbur spot yes
I was about to give props to Amy for the amazing set .... but she probably already has enough!
LOL
this comment is underrated asf
Get out.
Jk I love puns, take this 🏆
I needed this today, thank you!
Claymation has always held a place in my heart :) as a kid I loved watching Gumby and was amazed with all the animations and creativity! I love how you are practically forming your own animation studio for this! Would love to see a longer claymation from Jazza studios 😎✌️
Jazza your team is amazing! I think they must love their jobs, working for / together with someone so creative and who loves to think and just be and do all things out side of the box and just extra. Absolutely amazing team 💪🏼
As a Polish person, I've seen this joke more times than I can count. But it still made me laugh when I saw it. XD Great work Jazza!
Wake up 👉The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥
Siema XD
Dobry wieczór
@Vadym Gannochka witam
wow you are shining! you must be a polish person! ...no? you guys aint gonna laugh..or anything?...
Claymation is something I watched as a kid and tried when I was like 8.
You did a great job.
Did you even watch GOGS or Plasmo? great claymation
I feel like you should produce a Roomies miniserie for youtube.. you've got a good team. I know how time consuming it is, I've worked in stop motion, but either way it would be cool.. just8 or 10 episodes with the duration of this one (only the animation, not the full video). I don't know, it's pretty cool..
Yer so it's a propper minny series!
Today, we follow Bob and Glob, serving out their sentence in federal prison *canned laughter*.
I agree 💯👍😎
Wow his voice acting is really impressive, and as usual the team did an in rest job 💕
In rest job? What is that
would 100% watch a series of this 🙌
He really got into character; he turned just as red as the landlord!
Yes, this is a very hard and detailed form of art. Props to you for doing it well!👍🏻
u mean props
@@craftyj4980 Thx 🙏🏻.
As a Polish person 🇵🇱 I'm very happy that you made this additional character and that was my favourite part too. It reminded me of an episode of The Big Bang Theory when they play charades witch made me laugh even more. The whole animation was amazing. Great job. 🤍❤️
Wake up 👉The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥
I WANT MORE EPISODES!!! I LOVE IT SM!!!
The amount of time and effort you all put into this looks insane! I applaud anyone who works with any sort of stop motion work it must take a LOT of patience!
I LOVED the Polish bit 🤣🤣🤣
This needs an episode three for sure!!!
Outstanding work by you and your team, as always.
I think the 14 year old Jazza would be proud of this second episode. Both because of the extremely professional cinematography and the extremely juvenile humour
A few years ago, I had tried stopmotion/claymation animations and I absolutely fell in love. This video resparked that love. Thank you
That was insane......the puns were just wow.....The end would have thrown me for a loop if I didn't already know Jazza lol. That was awesome, I enjoyed it.
I just wanted to thank you so much jazza you helped me get through ruff times so thank you very much
The frequency of these unique medium uploads is unreal!
Hi
Yeah totally under appreciated considering how much work it must take to do each video plus the research etc needed to pull off each new style!
Planning: "...I could then draw on with whiteboard marker, so that when I wanted to move the pupils later I could just erase them and redraw them."
Execution: Gives character dead-eyed, exotropic stare nearly completely sideways. Never moves the pupils.
Great job, only thing bugging me is that the laughing is a bit too loud to hear the conversations
Yeah, agreed
Agree
Yep! Came here to say the same thing.
@@VeganSemihCyprus33 I don’t give an F
fun fact: in nightmare before christmas, they had different heads for different expressions. but, because sally had such long hair, they couldnt do that. so they just had the back of her head and eyes and just slapped on faces with different facial expressions
I loved this ! If you decide to continue the series, I’m definitely watching!
Make this into a Netflix show that was hilarious 😭
The brother stephano that’s gonna get the roomies wacked is crazy
Forget about it.
Yes, so it can get cancelled and they can waste ALL of their effort
Dang guys so cynical I know it wouldn’t actually be valuable 😭 it’s called a compliment
Throwing it out there: if y’all wouldn’t shit on the idea and watch it, the ratings would be high but ya know go off
I liked how Rob hugged the laptop. Also, the set was incredible 👏 great job Amy
I have always been amazed by the films made like this
This one honestly be such a cool cast of characters for an adult swim show
Claymation creeps me out so much, and this captured my discomfort with claymation so well
Yay for Poland~!☺️☺️☺️ amazing work as always!❤️ I'm watching you since I remember and I just love the content you are doing! Every single video is a surprise!😄 As being polish I love the way you used 'us' 🤣 Keep up the amazing work Jazza! Love you!❤️
Kto jeszcze ogląda z Polski? Wpisujcie miasta 😀
@@lukesiano Łódź ;)
@@GravixD Emblong ;)
@@lukesiano Zielona Góra ;)
Chrzęszczewo :)
I love the fingerprints on his clay it makes it more real lol I just love everything he does!! He's the best!! Way to go jazza!!!!
You can see the fingerprints in major stop motion medias like Shaun the sheep
@@lynxone9434 ya which is why I love it!! Makes it more realistic
@@amandasabo139 the first time I noticed it, I couldn't believe that it was actually stop motion and not like CGI
@@lynxone9434 same sooo cool
Jazza if you read this, this is important...For claymation you need to think about it like sprites with video games. You need to have basically a bunch of different clay figures just for 1 action. And same goes for facial expressions and basic vowels when talking... A, E, I, O, U that's at least 5 different mouth positions just for 5 vowel sounds. And not including the rest of the alphabet like S or T pronounciations. Here's the basics with animation
Different mouth shapes for vowels & alphabet
Different facial expressions for emotions
Different sprites/clay figures for each action & gesture
If you can do these basic 3 things then your claymation will be much easier the hardest part will just be making all the clay figures which takes a lot of time but for a typic claymation scene they can have over 100 different clay figures just for those basics. To simplify things you can eliminate any talking so it's purely visual story telling therefor you don't need the mouth shapes for words.
Or he can do it his way? And not like the nightmare before Christmas.
That is for claymation that is being done by large teams, jazza probably doesn’t have the time nor the resources (mainly man power) to accomplish making hundreds of figures
@@joshfike6464 I completely agree, seems like WAY TOO much work for a 10 min youtube video about a 4 minute claymation.
Only 15 years to go for episode 3!!! Yay!!! 🥳
I really like that you're always doing something different. So damn cool
I just love how creative jazza is! Wish to be like him one day! ❤️
Edit: just completed the vid, it was amazing and the animation was DEFINITELY UP TO SCRATCH!
I just really appreciate the dedication,passion and hard work that goes into this chunnel. You never know what to expect with each upload which is so fun. Great job everyone! 🥰
The level of skill with the background characters slightly moving is really advanced and so I think you should continue with the claymation and also that set was on point
The voice acting is sooo amazing. I would absolutely watch another episode of Roomies.
No highkey I would definitely watch this if it was a show. This is so creative and amazing. A very talented team!!
I love that Gravity falls episode where it turns out a famous claymation director used the occult to bring clay creatures back to life as it was easier then regular claymation
I would totally tune in every week for this show! This was awesome!
I remember doing stop motion stuff using lego with my sister. We used my old phone (that was my mom's old phone) and the ability to stop/continue filming a vidro was amazing to us. I wish we still had those videos somewhere lol
I have so much respect for shows like Robot Chicken that use stop-motion. You don’t need to redraw frames like with 2d but posing figures and animating everything straight-ahead is SUPER difficult.
The team really did an amazing job with the details in the sets. Feeling quite inspired to play around with different sets in my own videos. Always love to see your stop motion endevours Jazza!
Ever since I was young I’ve always loved stopmotion animation, my first movie was the Wallace and Gromit curse of the wererabbit, I just don’t know what about I like so much but it stuck with me into adulthood.
Beautiful work Jazza! Had some laughs as well😁
My cousin does claymation and I still am amazed of how good he is it’s a really tough thing to learn you did so good like my mouth dropped when I saw this
I had a go at stop motion before; it was challenging! I have massive respect for stop-motion animators because of how hard everything is. I enjoyed this episode today; hopefully, we can see another episode in the future! (The Polish joke was actually hilarious lol)
Please don't stop making episodes. This was the best TV show I've seen in a while
Who else wants episode 3 now
ME!!!!!!
"What? You really believe someone moves these figures one frame at a time? I'm not a masochist. I just black magic to make them animate themselves!"
God I love this team!! Team projects are my favorite, I just love seeing everyones minds come alive idk, but I love it lol that was so awesome
Stop motion sure is difficult, adding the world of clay to it makes it even more so though. Mad respect to everyone who does that for a job
Also that’s a wild laptop
Yes i seen that too. Was really interested in what looked like an extra screen between the keyboard and main screen.
This video brings me so much joy! I love seeing you do this kind of stuff, and the amount of satisfaction you got from completing the animation. In fact, it was extremely amusing and turned out great!
There is also an important step on movies and shows animations the voices and I think you have mastered that
Jazza's content is pretty everything that's about art. That's why this channel is great.
Hahahahaha. Im from Poland , and this part with "polishing" make me laugh hahahaha . Good job Jazza and whole your team ;)
Greetings from Poland
I've watched claymation shows so many times and I wonder how they multiple episodes done in a couple of weeks! It would take me a couple months to probably make a 1-2 minute video.
This is my favourite creation of Jazza so far!
Best day ever! Ive been waiting for years for the next episode
Episode 3 PLEASE THIS IS SOOO GOOD 🙏
Maybe in 15 years😂
I'm now going to wait 15 years for episode 3 I wanna see more of Bob and blop
Hey man, this is probably the best thing you and your team ever did. Seriously, it's awesome.
The final result makes it rewarding
The voices are also so good
Amazing Work, this makes me want to watch Kubo for the 10th time!
Also appreciate the Big Lebowski reference lol
You know, I feel like people need to appreciate how much work people put into stop motion. Its very difficult to do but its fun to make stop motion things.
You should make a TV series out of The Roomies
I did this the other day at college…. It was fun, but really made me appreciate the effort that goes into the movies that use it!
As someone who has experience with stop motion animation, be it amateur animation, I must say that it’s the most rewarding thing to see a final product after hours of work on an animation.
(a claymation about two roomates called "bob" and "glob" in their first encounter! please dont be harsh in reviews, because this is my first ever claymation, and i put alot of effort into learning it, making models and sets and props, etc. i hope you enjoy it!)
WE DID WE ENJOYED IT ❤️❤️
👇 Stop motion gang here 😊
BRO SHUT UP.
@@Skittleisdaboywithclay why should he/her?
@@Tvtitanstudios90021 bro, why you so worried about pronouns, just call them a they if you don't know their pronouns. Also the reason why I said bro shut up is because they are begging for likes.
@@Skittleisdaboywithclay bro is not the main character
first
Loved the Big Lebowski reference. In 15 years time you need to make episode 3!
I hope episode 3 comes a lot sooner than 15 years from now. I kind of want an entire series of this show with full half hour episodes.
Childhood dream to animate for Laika. Truly gonna be a dream come true someday.
The landlord's screaming fit at the end is my favorite bit.
"Why are there so many feet on me?"
I absolutely love this. I've always had a hard time with Claymation's because of some past videos I've watched and so it was a little harder but overall, this helps me get past my fear and it's really good.
I wasn’t expecting the end to be that dark
The amount of work that goes into making these 20 min videos are UNBELIEVABLE.. jazza is a legend 🙌🏻
You should have added a bunch of extra clay to blobby in the last frame so that it looks like he ate the landlord, Kerby-style
This was great! Totally loved the dance montage (the mop guitar and twerking were awesome!!!) and the "up to scratch," "spruce," and "Polish" puns. Thsnks for the good laugh. 😁Always was a fan of your animation work. Amazing!
6 million congrats 👏🏻🎉😊
If this doesn't become a show I will cry
Sooo cool and
in the animation there is so much detail.
Yo! Using the wardrobe room for a audio-booth is pretty in the spot genius. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
This is such a cute video very well done, and usually I don’t ever pay attention to sponsored items but that laptop looks super dope
the second the countdown ended i got an ad. not kidding it was perfect timing
I need 5 seasons, 2 movies and a reboot 15 years later
This is amazing jazza I think the world needs more of this