The 'DoYaThing' official music video from the Gorillaz featuring Andre 3000 and James Murphy is completely odd and highly captivating.
How would one react if their morning toast popped out of the toaster and flew right into a bowl of severed ears? How would their perception change if this happened in a kitchen in which masked individuals were lounging in the cupboards and even the refrigerator? And how much further could one's bewilderment stretch if I added that there was an angry zombie in a wheelchair-assisted lift trying to make it down the stairs? These are all elements on the DoYaThing official music video which depicts the morning rituals of 2-D.
With a ton of respectable work under their belt and recent rumors of a break up circulating, the Gorillaz return to glory in a way that is modern, entertaining and warmly welcomed by fans.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Eerie Music Videos
- Creating music videos with bizarre, creepy and eerie elements that captures viewers attention.
- Absurdity in Art
- Incorporating absurd and surreal visuals in art as a way to create memorable experiences for audiences.
- Alternative Storytelling
- Exploring unconventional narrative strategies to capture viewers attention through video and art.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Music and Entertainment
- Musicians and filmmakers can collaborate to create visually engaging music videos that reel in audiences from the start.
- Visual Art
- Artists can create art installations that incorporate absurdity, surrealism and hyper-realism to tell alternative stories.
- Film Production
- Filmmakers can incorporate bizarre and creepy elements in their films to make them stand out from the crowd, and explore alternative forms of storytelling.
