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BLACKBOX LIFE RECORDER 21F. DIRECTED AND ANIMATED BY WEIRDCORE. ASSISTANT CREATOR/ANIMATOR: ALFIE DWYER. ASSISTANT AI IMAGERY GENERATORS: MISHA NOTLEY / ARCHIE TAYLOR.

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Ok, direi.3 年前

Unreal visuals and editing, loved it 🥲

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I am a certified Aphex twink

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One of my favourite videos in a long time!

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i love this 🛐

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Very nice work!

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boholland drive3 年前

RICHARD 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷

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@FahmiMursyid Awesome. I’ve been listening to the album over and over since it came out🤘

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