It seems videos are popping up everywhere on the Internet of people compiling movie clips into famous songs, and this '99 Problems In Film' vid does a stellar job of reproducing the popular Jay-Z track using out of context dialogue. Featuring footage from Godfather, Avatar, Apollo 13, Aladdin, Back to the Future and much more, the video may jump from lyric to lyric a little too fast for its own good, but the results are humorous nonetheless.
'99 Problems In Film' was made by the video and music-making team of Eclectic Method. They call themselves “remix artists” and have made similar compilation movies set to music for many years now. Fans of these videos will be surprised to learn that the group actually performs live shows, where they improvise audio and visual mash-ups in front of crowds.
What's Driving This Trend
- Video Mash-up Trend
- The proliferation of videos that compile movie clips into famous songs presents opportunities for companies to create unique and engaging content by remixing visuals and audio.
- Remix Artist Trend
- The rise of remix artists like Eclectic Method provides opportunities for collaboration between music and video creators to produce innovative and entertaining mash-ups.
- Live Mash-up Performances Trend
- The emergence of live shows featuring improvised audio and visual mash-ups opens up new avenues for live entertainment experiences that combine music and film.
Who This Affects Most
- Entertainment Industry
- The entertainment industry can leverage the video mash-up trend to create viral content and engage with audiences in a creative and interactive way.
- Music Industry
- The music industry can collaborate with remix artists to experiment with new forms of music production and distribution through mash-ups.
- Event Production Industry
- Event production companies can explore the live mash-up performances trend to offer unique and immersive experiences that blend live music and visuals.
