Work hard, train hard, play hard, prey hard — or, at the very least, imagine you're doing all that while you drift off into dreams. Intensity seems to be the common theme in the diverse lifestyle portraits that make up "Revolution," until a business woman straps on a neon inhaler that casts everything in a different light.
You know how the credit sequences are arguably the best part of Jame Bond movies? Well, the ending credits of this Major Lazer video steal the show here, but don't let that diminish the genius of this entire endeavor. Action star Terry Crews is so perfectly cast as Major Lazer that I hope this ass-kicking mission is merely a video/pilot for a TV series — especially so we can continue to see Nick Kroll put a nebbishy spin on the John Bosley role of Cinco Commander.
Twerk it if you got. And if you don't, then maybe Buttzilla (yes, that's her title) will pay you a visit to inflate your derriere to something that's built for serious bouncing.
It's outlandish, asstastic and a fitting companion piece to the daggering homage that director Eric Wareheim made for Major Lazer's "Pon De Floor."
This is the revised edit of the video with the sample of the Farmers Insurance jingle removed and the name of the song changed. *Note the onscreen title still refers to the original*
The first few beats and images might have you thinking this is just a high concept "Harlem Shake," but then we reach levels of inspired insanity with mouths within mouths, an endless booty train and a sea of undulating limbs. It's kind of like "Seven Nation Army" but for people for Balaclava and ass fetishists. And it is awesome. Or ridiculous.
