Kid Cudi-Dat new new (Viking remix)

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Uploaded by on Jun 8, 2009

Kid Cudi-Dat new new (Viking remix)

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  • i don't get the bricks... but holy crap that was sick!!

  • The video is originally from Eric Prydz Vs Pink Floyd - "Proper Education" ... the brick in the toilet reduced the amount of water necessary to fill the reservoir therefore reducing the amount of water used when flushing the toilet (but making it less powerful). The brick in the freezer makes the freezer more full, containing more matter, and therefore retaining its coldness better and being more efficient. Certain about the toilet, not 100% on the freezer.

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  • i love this video.....kick ass vid

  • The bricks are used to save energy

    Toilet = less water used because the brick takes up space which allows less water into the tank.

    Freezer = bricks hold temperature very well, so the freezer will stay cooler longer which means that the fans don't have to go on as much

  • yeah but when i hit the block i'll be hollering like a cop for to beg me not to slow down but to stop... in a pair of old flip flops.... because we got that gwap =)~

  • this is awesome video how did u guys do that with the light bulbs

  • that was crazy i love it

  • if you ask to ask, you can't afford it, jk.

  • hmmmmm

  • is this a real music video?

  • what kind of camera was used?

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