Animutations
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| - | '''Animutations''' are a form of Pop Art enjoyed by the group, especially since Junior year of high school. Its absurdist influences can be seen as complimentary to pre-existing group activities like [[ | + | '''Animutations''' are a form of Pop Art enjoyed by the group, especially since Junior year of high school. Its absurdist influences can be seen as complimentary to pre-existing group activities like the [[Drawing Game]]. |
==Favorites== | ==Favorites== | ||
| - | *'''Yatta''': Music video featuring six Japanese men dancing and singing wearing nothing but fig-leaves. Both the original video and | + | *'''Yatta''': Music video featuring six Japanese men dancing and singing wearing nothing but fig-leaves. Both the original video and its remake, "Irrational Exuberance" were enjoyed by the group throughout 2002-2003, especially [[Jason]] and [[Terry]]. Perhaps indicative of [[How we are all so gay]]. |
*'''Hyakugojyuuichi!!''': Discovered in 2001 by various group members, but "re-discovered" by the larger group as the Animutation fad grew. Extensive use of pop culture clipart, including Harry Potter heads and a fleet of Pee Wee Herman-manned ambulances. Mistranslations from the Japanese lyrics, such as "found a hobo in my room", especially enjoyed. (see [[Things Misheard]]) | *'''Hyakugojyuuichi!!''': Discovered in 2001 by various group members, but "re-discovered" by the larger group as the Animutation fad grew. Extensive use of pop culture clipart, including Harry Potter heads and a fleet of Pee Wee Herman-manned ambulances. Mistranslations from the Japanese lyrics, such as "found a hobo in my room", especially enjoyed. (see [[Things Misheard]]) | ||
*'''Hatten ar Din''': Especially enjoyed by Asher in 2001. Features slow-moving cut-outs of family portrait heads drifting around an ornately-decorated room, with a Turkish hat anthem playing in the background. | *'''Hatten ar Din''': Especially enjoyed by Asher in 2001. Features slow-moving cut-outs of family portrait heads drifting around an ornately-decorated room, with a Turkish hat anthem playing in the background. | ||
| - | *'''The Fingertips Project''': A staple for [[Asher]]-[[Kevin]] sing-alongs in the summer of 2005, especially during the [[Cape Flattery Trip]]. | + | *'''The Fingertips Project''': A staple for [[Asher]]-[[Kevin]] sing-alongs in the summer of 2005, especially during the [[Cape Flattery Trip]]. Created by various artists as a sort of animutation-opera, appearances are made by Alex Chiu and Jesus among others, culminating in a dramatic scene where Colin Mochrie feeds his body to various disembodied heads. |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Current revision as of 05:10, 13 February 2007
Animutations are a form of Pop Art enjoyed by the group, especially since Junior year of high school. Its absurdist influences can be seen as complimentary to pre-existing group activities like the Drawing Game.
Favorites
- Yatta: Music video featuring six Japanese men dancing and singing wearing nothing but fig-leaves. Both the original video and its remake, "Irrational Exuberance" were enjoyed by the group throughout 2002-2003, especially Jason and Terry. Perhaps indicative of How we are all so gay.
- Hyakugojyuuichi!!: Discovered in 2001 by various group members, but "re-discovered" by the larger group as the Animutation fad grew. Extensive use of pop culture clipart, including Harry Potter heads and a fleet of Pee Wee Herman-manned ambulances. Mistranslations from the Japanese lyrics, such as "found a hobo in my room", especially enjoyed. (see Things Misheard)
- Hatten ar Din: Especially enjoyed by Asher in 2001. Features slow-moving cut-outs of family portrait heads drifting around an ornately-decorated room, with a Turkish hat anthem playing in the background.
- The Fingertips Project: A staple for Asher-Kevin sing-alongs in the summer of 2005, especially during the Cape Flattery Trip. Created by various artists as a sort of animutation-opera, appearances are made by Alex Chiu and Jesus among others, culminating in a dramatic scene where Colin Mochrie feeds his body to various disembodied heads.
