This Eric Schwartz video, titled 'Some Music That I Used to Know,' says farewell to the unforgettably catchy Gotye tune.
Speaking to all of the parodies made with reference to the music video and song, this funny clip is incredibly well-made and seeks to take a stand against the over-playing of music. The video features Eric painting the walls white and explaining the reasons why Gotye must stop being heard, all in a catchy song. Written with exceptional attention to detail, and even featuring some acting by Gotye and Kimbra imitators, this is sure to get plenty of love throughout the web.
Addressing a pop culture phenomenon that many can relate to, this video is a winner in many ways. Right on the mark in terms of its commentary, this call to action could become incredibly popular.
What's Driving This Trend
- Parody Music Videos
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Creating original and creative parody music videos that satirize popular songs and trends.
- Overplayed Music
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Developing technology or platforms that curate personalized playlists to prevent overplayed music.
- Music Commentary Videos
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Producing engaging videos that provide insightful commentary on the music industry and current trends.
Who This Affects Most
- Online Entertainment
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Establishing an online platform for users to create and share parody music videos seamlessly.
- Music Streaming
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Designing algorithms and recommendation systems that prevent repetitive playback of a specific song.
- Content Creation
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Building a community-driven platform for content creators to make music commentary videos and engage with a wider audience.
