this video is cool i like it. what i learn from this video is to keep your mind on what ever u doing and let nothing throw u off and to be yourself endjoy life and also to take control. yer this is a real good video, five thumb up!!!! good work.
I can really relate to the video, I see a lot of metaphors and symbology in it - Even if it was probably only meant for entertainment. I feel like there's so much going on around him, and he's somewhat going unnoticed. while everyone elses talent is being respected like the break dancers. Even at the end how everyone is tripping out, and he's still in his zone... No one is watching him. Even though we think we're artists; We'll always be looked at as kids playing with toys.
@Pokedots That's an interesting interpretation I hadn't thought of. The original concept of the video is loosely based on the Roman emperor, Nero, who supposedly "fiddled while Rome burned". So the vignettes in the background represent the arts in which Nero advanced during his reign, while the fire at the end of the video represents Rome burning. We had Mark come in for the video just because we thought it would be awesome, but I like your interpretation of Yoyo vs. Art. Very cool.
Mark YoYoMoFo Montgomery!!!
BCElginTex 4 months ago
whats the name of the trick at 2:03 2:05?
lokia11 5 months ago
@lokia11 some call it the washing machine. its for adjusting string tension. seasch for 'yoyo string tension tutorial'
thebrillopad 5 months ago
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@lokia11 some call it the washing machine. its for adjusting string tension. search for 'yoyo string tension tutorial'
thebrillopad 5 months ago
@lokia11 some call it the washing machine. its for adjusting string tension. search for 'yoyo string tension tutorial'
thebrillopad 5 months ago
@thebrillopad thank you. and do you know where i can learn this trick?
lokia11 5 months ago
@thebrillopad lol nevermind you already did
lokia11 5 months ago
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lokia11 5 months ago
i like the song!! but i'm really amazed by the way this guy makes tricks with the yo-yo
viollettegirl87 1 year ago
wierdbu the yo-yo ing is AMAZING
justinbeiberishot38 1 year ago
This is for us to succeed!
leohammondb3 1 year ago
this video is cool i like it. what i learn from this video is to keep your mind on what ever u doing and let nothing throw u off and to be yourself endjoy life and also to take control. yer this is a real good video, five thumb up!!!! good work.
kemuel310 1 year ago 5
Who disliked this video? Really? This is sweet, and one of the most interesting music videos out there. Great job Andrew.
mcknightmarketing 1 year ago
It's always great seeing Westcott products being used in 'unconventional' ways!! LOVE IT!! :D
FJWestcottCo 1 year ago
Reminds me of my yoyoing. Just being in my own world while ignoring all surroundings is so awesome.
pheenixlord 1 year ago
I can really relate to the video, I see a lot of metaphors and symbology in it - Even if it was probably only meant for entertainment. I feel like there's so much going on around him, and he's somewhat going unnoticed. while everyone elses talent is being respected like the break dancers. Even at the end how everyone is tripping out, and he's still in his zone... No one is watching him. Even though we think we're artists; We'll always be looked at as kids playing with toys.
Amazing Video Guys.
Pokedots 1 year ago 22
@Pokedots That's an interesting interpretation I hadn't thought of. The original concept of the video is loosely based on the Roman emperor, Nero, who supposedly "fiddled while Rome burned". So the vignettes in the background represent the arts in which Nero advanced during his reign, while the fire at the end of the video represents Rome burning. We had Mark come in for the video just because we thought it would be awesome, but I like your interpretation of Yoyo vs. Art. Very cool.
drumology101 1 year ago 2
markmont makes the video
djrugzyb 1 year ago