Seven Hours With a Backseat Driver
Gotye Lyrics

@Conchobhar

did they really get all those animals on stage to build sexual tension and then have an orgy?

@Chilloxable

zootopia looks great you guys

@rachelt9966

And the award for best comment goes to...

@FrancoCastillo861

+Rachel Tsimmerman me

@qiaoshengling2241

franco the fnaf brony-damn it

@porcayistcikokorecpartisi463

Temerivia lol!!

@ivanhdz759

Temerivia oh no you didn't 😂😂😂

@thebusinessgoat

When somebody that i used to know was a big hit i didn't care about gotye's music because i thought his other songs are like that but damn i was wrong. this is awesome.

@hoinickjijbentenpik

awesome profile pic :D!

@jakmanxyom

***** This vid's a whole goldmine for profile pictures.

@hijgjjdkygbjhguftiyuuyyu2206

+hoinickjijbentenpik nice name.

@asralyn7339

+Mr. G. Ruff Always give an artist about three pieces from different albums if you can. I love that people know him for his whiny yet compelling breakup song, and then you have songs like this that tell the story of anxiety, or the love song to his Cotillion keyboard. I love his unique, strange sense of creativity.

@reijoheiskanen7979

Mr. G. Ruff 😄😄😄😄

@arkman2237

This song is all about the realization of the true nature of the world as a young an naive person, and also about coming of age when all our hormones propel us into finding one another attractive, the elephant struggles with this , she’s naive and understanding how things work, might be and in fact is overwhelming, she also struggles with parent figures, if you want to see it this way, the bird on her head might easily be one of two things, the representation of a parenting figure who tries with all his strength to guide trough the good path her daughter only to miserably realize that this is also useless, because once her daughter realize truth she will never go back to be that obedient child. Or you can also see this as the struggle of our consciousness to keep us safe of the unknown, that which we don’t totally grasp becomes unmapped territory and that causes anxiety and despair, at the beginning you see a person used to her daily routine, each day passing by, but as this elephant starts to go places she also starts to see some things without the knowledge to understand what they mean, the adult world in this case, she then internally starts to rebel against her old nature, as most of us do when all of our hormonoes kick in during adolescence, she surrenders herself to her nature, realizing it’s also a part of herself and not something to be afraid of. This my little grain of sand about what I believe the interpretation the video might be about, feel free to comment, this kind of symbolic videos are awesome because of it.

@tarod3

I agree. All these replies saying it’s about corruption and sin and disturbing.

@InferiusInsane

Your average NYC experience

@EnxhioKotoni

I play this song on long drives when the "backseat driver" wont shut up. Surprisingly 30 sec in and they always shut up

@chelseamore7304

Pretty disappointed this doesn't last 7 hours

@suebaynes1272

+Chelsea Scissorhands... Pretty disappointed

@annas-a8395

Me too.

@chancecole900

same

@katiejayne9225

Same! Or at least 7 minutes...

@bcurley994

Cheese More hit it on replay

@eduardoromerod9017

Don't need to say a word... to tell a story.

@tylerjenkins6835

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@LordToasterOven

This is like an anxiety induced fever dream. I love it.

@ShaneTheHunter

from the rubber house website: "Our third animated music video for Gotye is a coming of age about a sexually naive elephant and her co-dependent crow."

@GranukeGamingProductions

I think I've smoked too much Gotye for one day...

@leonewashere

Same...

@BudFlight69

you are so right

@Triffett

Granuke GamingProductions haven't we all

@Popkins333

possibly...

@christina-ld4ci

Exactly

@rogerioferrari2386

A round of applause to the animators as well!

@harbingerwolf1179

I love how the crow in the end is just like "Nah man fuck dis shit im out..."

@blaketto

more like "i failed"

@quackquer8013

Has anyone ever though that the video could've meant about doing the right thing? The elephant symbolized an average man/woman going on with his/her life while the bird represented the elephant's well being as the elephant would stay composed with the guidance of the bird. When the bird left, this represented the elephant clueless and vulnerable as he started to discover an even darker side of the world (drugs, pornography, theft, malicious intents and the like.). When the bird comes back however, the elephant was already losing and no longer listening to the bird, no matter how much the bird may pursue. In the end, the bird and the elephant's sides conflict and the elephant loses it.

@MerroWhack

Quack Quer the bird was hurting the elephant tho

@haphoerart

Parents i guess
Im literally crying rn

@VinVertigo

Thank you so much for crediting animators and designers in this! I hat how big companies will make something and give no credit to the art or design work behind it. I want to know where I can find more if I like the aesthetic!

@someguy7376

I'm pretty sure this is the deleted scene from Dumbo when he gets drunk

@niftythegoblin

This reminds me of all of the strange things in my childhood.

@GLAASJEMELC

I love Gotye's music videos. They're always filled with beautiful artwork by great artists. I have started to try out new art styles to develop my skills (which aren't that great) but take a lot of inspiration from the artists featured in Gotye's music videos. They're always a great example of 'if you just finish your work, it will always look good'. The music video for Graffity 6's Stare Into The Sun is another good example

@sherinnepz600

i think this is about all the things around us, drugs, sex, prostitutes, and the elephant is innocent and doesnt know what all those things are and the bird tries to help him/her to not fall for those things. when the bird leaves for a while, the elephant realizes everything around him and gets scared because he doesnt know about drugs or sex. when the bird comes back, he is tramatized but at the same time he suddenly wants to try these things out and then he runs away from the bird who has been helping him and turns into the others and experiences all tht bad stuff

@goblintak4647

Yeah

@ArcadianCatharsis

That's how furries are made
Edit: the ones that are into yiff of course

@stefanmarcher5266

I think it's more than that, it's about the ego and a more positive message.
It's about that the ego that is shut of, while the bird is away, and you see behind all your mindsets, limitations and things you're actually afraid of. Once you saw it, you can't get it out of your head, you try it and realize that it's nothing to be afraid of. And then your fear, the bird, flies away.
What you you think?

@haphoerart

Maybe the birds are our parents(if we have a good pair or a great single parent)

@haphoerart

@@stefanmarcher5266woahhh
Different perspectives

@michaelmeloni6059

When you try to analyze something that makes you feel something so strongly you just end up simplifying it down to a psychology instead of letting it be an art. This is truly incredible though.

@KrystelLucas

Reminds me of times when my eye catches something new and intriguing and I just can't look away. Then afterwards, I begin to see it everywhere and I've never noticed it before then.

@tannerbarnes7392

Don't let other push you around. I think. Gotye's videos are all so symbolic. I liked this one.

@brandonhancock9378

The way I see it is that the bird is like a parent or government that kind of feeds you knowledge in a way that keeps you pure, but when you finally start taking control of your own life you notice how everything isn't what it seemed.

The beauty that was once there when you were ignorant, is now scary because you can see it for what it really is, and it can be extremely scary to the person, you will feel threatened and it can possibly destroy you mentally. 

But eventually you'll have to rely on yourself, and fit into society, and that'll be how you cope with the fear of the world outside of the ignorant mind that we all have had. 

@tannerbarnes7392

Very insightful.

@727tara

Is it just me or does this video give you major anxiety?

@gorgonee

+HOWIEDOIT It's kinda disturbing I guess. And the music itself isn't very soothing either haha.

@jadervangelis2191

It does!

@ConvincingPeople

It is an extremely tense video, and more than a little unsettling.

@pythonatearubyonrails3541

HOWIEDOIT yes.

@bayoubandito

HOWIEDOIT yeah I watched this a long time ago when I was a little younger and I though it was scary almost lmao

@LetzMakeup

How wonderfully bizarre!! Absolutely perfect for the instrumental, brilliant piece of animation ^_^

@nickmorales7451

I`m glad people still are interested in this great artist

@Ikesleo

Repeat after me: GOTYE IS NOT A ONE-HIT-WONDER!

@TheThinkingPhilosopher

GOTYE IS NOT A ONE-HIT-WONDER!

@exedeath

Using amount of albums sold as a way to gauge quality is a ultra shitty idea.
Imagine a ultra famous band with 20% quality, this means 20% of people that listen to the band will like it, this famous band has 1 million people that listened to their songs and so 200000 people that like them, now imagine a underground band with 80% quality, this underground band has 10000 people that know them and so 8000 people that knows them, thats 25X times more people liking the famous band despise it having 4X times less quality. This happen because you are counting only the likes and its being biased toward famous stuff, a way to counter that is to allow you to dislike it, so with more fame you will also have people that hate you countering those dislikes.
Thats why removing dislikes from youtube was a mathematically wrong idea.

@DocWorm

Idk what planet you're on where a no-words environmental soundtrack is a "second hit" for an indie pop superhit but you do you

@marcsuta2408

GOTYE IS A ONE-HIT-WONDER!

@DocWorm

@k1000 you're

@snubnosedmonke

i was so immersed in this funky stressful animal world i just forgot it was a music video for a gotye song! incredible storytelling through music and animation

@posttyped11

i think it's about thinking about what i think it's about  when i'm not thinking about what other people are thinking it's about

@ccchhhuuuiii

Damn you are clever.

@gaganchadha6997

+cragwyck c That is exactly what i think

@17shdqkaixc5bkiye7

bro im so stoned it thintk wat yoo think

@clairebrowne9883

This was incredibly fun to see live! as they danced around with rubber chickens and a melodica you could tell Gotye and his band were having a great time, and when 3:21 hit, you could feel the bass in hum in your chest.

@jackskelly5420

I absolutely love Gotye and all his music...he is a pure GENIUS!

@Nikolai1939

I just realized this is only instrumental, the visuals tell a story so well I didn't realize that till the halfway mark

@jadoneugene

I think the Crow is innocence (sexual or otherwise), and when it leaves, the power of curiosity takes over. The Crow ( innocence) isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it can be controlling.

Also, the fact that they're animals is pretty important. Elephants don't walk on two feet. They aren't coordinated. The only way they become that good at walking is when someone (a trainer or something) directs them to do it. The same way, animals aren't careful (sexually or otherwise) unless something is preventing them from being careless. None of the animals are careful, nor do they help each other like the elephant was being led to believe.

Back to the innocence: when the innocence goes away, the carelessness takes over, and the elephant's inner wild (sexual or otherwise) is brought out. Permanently.

@sayandutta0310

I think crow symbolizes society or religious fanatics preventing elephant to find its true sexuality..

@nolawest5183

I just got my Sebring Convertible running again, & I'm like the "Guy on the Green Snake" @ 0:37...!  YaHooWee!  With the top down (even if it's ~Freezing Winter Temps~); my girls & I are like Cruising down the street waving to everyone & Pumpin' Up Gotye!!!  Thanks man for this upload!
~ peace

@layceelay5382

It's weird that one of Gotye's only popular hits wasn't the best and everything else he does is. How does that work

@k-leb4671

Someone That I Used to Know has that pop folk flair I guess...and Kimbra. Naked Kimbra.

@katherinemorelle7115

STIUTK is a pretty good song, and Kimbra has a gorgeous voice. But it’s definitely not his best work, just his most popular.

@shizukagozen777

Everything else ? Hum, no... But it's only my opinion. STIUTK is a great song, far better than most of his work and in my relatives I'm not the only one who thinks that.

@RonaldinhoReborn

I saw him live at Riverstage, and when they did this song...at 3:20, that driving droning note was so loud and powerful and fantastic, it should have knocked us over. It was amazing, and god I wish that could be replicated with headphones.

@justinisforgiven5040

A representation on how innocence is so easily preyed upon and taken advantage of in our world.

@MJ47106

Because the song has so many perspectives, I personally believe that when we grow into our adolescent years and adulthood, we begin to observe things in a new light without guidance from parents/guardians. We cannot have our eyes awkwardly hidden by our parents if we see something that isn't right. But because we are now independents, our eyesight has much more freedom to roam.

@zacksika

I think the meaning behind it is that the bird represents social acceptance and the elephant represents people. The bird drives tries to drive the elephant from his desires, represented by the tiger, because they are not socially accepted. The disaster is when social acceptance and regulation is destroyed, but the elephant is better off that way because without the social regulation, he can do as he pleases and meet the desire that he wants to. The message of the video is to do as you please and to ignore social acceptance if it brings nothing to you except misery. 

@anon6056

1:35 I love the animation here, the way her head turns its so good

@Avengercatgirl99

This song makes me think of the worst things and it doesn't even have words: fear, death, loss of innocence...I don't even know. It's so freaky and yet captivating...

@boneanchor45

I don't think the bird is as bad as depicted in some comments (in fact in nature, birds over elephants even keep them safe from diseases) that's a safe relationship. It's even said that birds which sit on elephants chirp loudly when they see predators. But here the bird go away for less than a minute so it obviously worry the elephant. This one is too focused on the animals behaving "strangely" to remember that he got someone who take care of him/her right over is head. He discover other "rules" on a completely different level: the bird is focused on the road, the elephant is focused on the people on the road.

So yeah, I think it's more about routine and the way anxiety can make its way in it.
If the bird make the elephant stop to trafic lights it's too keep the elephant safe.
For the title, it certainly question the relationship between driver and backseat driver. In that case, the bird don't even bother himself with the elephant, the driver, who's too focused on details to care about trafic lights anymore...

In the end, the elephant seems to have find another form of safety based on biaised relationships so the bird leave because they take different ways of life.

@Skula427

Why isn't there a seven hour version of this? It seems the logical jump to make.

@meowcusthegreat4270

I really like the message here. Its a happy elephant (child/teen/or anybody) who is guided on this path by the crow (parents/family/friends) but when the crow is absent the elephant doesn't realize the reality in which the crow was trying to convince. The crow tries to keep the elephant on the path (not saying the path is good or bad) but the crow is a small influence on the big elephant. So when he/she sees the world for what it really is it can't help but to fall for it. Great song hehe

@cartomanterica

From my point of view, the video is about sexuality and desire. The bird means the high consciousness of the elephant making efforts to keep him safe from promiscuity and his natural tendency to the lack of pudency. He fights against those growing and useless desires invading the elephant´s innocent and young mind, desires that would bring empty experiences and risks. Facing the useless attempts to guide the elephant through a path it might consider safer and productive, the bird finally give up and follow other birds that gave up also... 02:10 The result is the dominance of desires over rationality.

@muisjeskoelkast

you my man gave exactly the answer i was looking for

@beau4588

omegaa you're so well spoken

@TheRowdyTiger

The bird and the leopard are two sides of the same coin. They both want to control/guide the elephant to do what they want (either with their beak or teeth). Of course, pretty lil artsy videos like this can be interpreted 100 different ways.

@poopoo5309

i guess my interpretation was the fuckin leopard jaguar thing resembled lust. everything was fine and dandy with the bird (which I'm guessing resembled a parent or guardian) controlling the elephant but you know. lust came in and fucked shit up, showing how much emotions can drive us to do destructive things without even realizing what you're doing.

@oh-bobby-oh-boy8559

Shits deep in the land of Gotye...

@tarnation7148

Breea-Breezy damn straight.

@themarquess

Haha, I read it in different light. The crow was repressing the elephant and causing it discomfort. When the repressed emotions finally boiled over it became destructive. But all the other animals who were not repressed were functioning fine and not destructive. And in the end they help the elephant learn to live in peace by embracing its own sexuality.

@dezraz9868

yeah... exactly.

@theatomicbonbon3717

Thank f*ck for my asexuality

@TheArrangment

Lots of symbolism in this music video 

@whynotanyting

Just remembered this video today. I lucked out when I remembered it was a Gotye video. "Elephant erotica video" is now in my history with... questionable results.

@thereverendepi_gee565

the music and the video are ABSOLUTE BRILLIANCE !

@shreyakmanandhar9232

0:24 just brought my brightest smile :) :) :)

@minimicrosoftplus2421

Oooooooooooookayyyyyyyyyyy..... this won't haunt my dreams at all

@wanderingsolstice9473

Essentially, the loss of innocence.

@WobblesandBean

You know, sometimes I find the titles to Gotye songs almost as entertaining as the songs they're about. :p This one's cool, it's like..."Tom Waits Lite".

@mcfly4959

is anybody gonna talk about the fact that with a little help from my friends by the beatles comes up as the lyrics for this song

@korisam99

It's about growing up. The bird is the elephants parent, once the parent gives the elephant freedom, it sees the world for what it really is. The elephant is shocked and frightened at first, but once she realizes that she does not have to follow the birds rules anymore, she decides not to. She then does whatever she wants in the new world she has discovered.

@mariorocksit

lol you got a sketchy mentality or youre a piece a shit troll either way that sucks .-.

@mariorocksit

*****  not stupid, just stating my opinion,sit down . look at the world  around you & the temptation. the only one who truly gave a fuck bout the elephant was the bird .the panther didnt give a shit bout the city getting destroyed or genuinely about the elephant he just wanted to corrupt the innocence of the elephant.if it was truly bout growing up the elphant would have grown to ignore the temptation. you obviously dont know shit bout growing up.

@matt036

Mario Ortiz Nah dude it's kind of the opposite if that although it's much the same thing. It's like the bird is religion or government or society trying to keep the elephant on a set track when the elephant actually finds that it wasnt to be doing all the fun stuff like being in a non-heterosexual relationship or whatever. Sure if you hate non-heterosexual, non-queer things and you hate alcohol then you'd take the side of the birdy

@amycroysdill4518

Mario Ortiz It is about growing up. You tell me, you didn't see temptation when you got older. Everyone does, every child does. one point of time, you will see something; you'll see it and you have no choice but to see it and you can never forget what you sow no matter how hard you try to ignore it because now your aware. Drugs, killing, sexuality, sex, all of it...over seeing one little thing and the worst part of it all; parents can't control it. No matter how hard they try. They can tug and pull but it only causes discomfort and strain and fear; the reason why the elephant fell. She (or he) was so afraid, so confused and the bird tried to force the elephant to move that she (or he) fell; a mistake, a regret. She (or he) destroyed everything in her (or his) path. The panther did care about the town being destroyed but when he came up to the crying elephant, scared and afraid, all there was in his eyes was understanding. We all been through it, we all fell and we all wanted to look to the right. It only makes it worse when someone tries to tug at you but in the end, you will always find happiness

@matt036

Godsend I'm a guy

@ekinisksal684

I think this is a story about someone who has been controlled with fear by someone else for their whole life and thought it was normal till the curiosity finally gets to them. First we can see that the crow is fully in control of the elephant in the exact way they want them to be, then the elephant witnesses something maybe that was thought him as forbidden and he clearly gets curious about. But the crow does not let the elephant to even has another glance and forces him to the other way even though it scares and makes the elephant cry, and at that moment we can see that even though the crow is still in control, the elephant is not obeying as it did before. Not knowing enough about his curiousity and being it thought as forbidden, the elephant is in distress and anxiety, not knowing how to feel which leads him to have a breakdown and have an accident. After that we can see that the other animals come to help him but we can see from his vision that he is scared of them. Then he realises that they are there to help him and actually rescue him from his controlled life of lies , the crow realises that the elephant can not ever be controlled again now that he know the truth, so he leaves.

@kadenhouser4407

This shits trippy

@MrTMM94

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Gotye: a kind of mysterious, magic and meaningful music

@wandpile

hallucinating sexy leopards on your morning commute? it's more likely than you think

@malegria9641

You can definitely hear the dub influence in this

@jsundt9024

I really like that this video portrays the viewpoint of the female with an elephant that is clearly a woman. She's relatable and funny and a real parody of the quandary too many women find themselves in - being misguided and/or silenced and/or manipulated by voices inside and out about how to be "appropriately" sexual.

@FIIREBRICK

I remember living with my father in a very old black neighborhood and I always replayed this song.

@RyanL95lol

this video is about the chaos and corruption behind the perceived order of the world. At first the elephant is under the illusion that what he sees is all that is, but eventually he starts to discover that the world is not what it seems. The bird is the part of him that wants to ignore himself and his feelings and just keep acting in the way society wants him to act. But eventually he has a "breakdown" so to speak and the bird flies away and he is free to act the way he wants. 

@kraftyrevolution

nope, its about getting assfucked for seven straight hours

@realblackqueen1

I used to watched this song over and over when I was 5

@roccoflips

Tell me if I'm wrong, but I think this video is about the elephant being told what is right by the bird, and then finally gets to think for himself once the bird is gone.

@captncchthememepirate1946

I didn’t get recommended this.
This caught my eye after seeing a meme that had Somebody that I used to know remixed to wokeuplikethis by Playboi Carti. I searched up the remix, listened to the whole thing, then decided to search up Gotye’s YouTube channel to see what he made. The thumbnail of this video caught my eye and when I saw that the title said official music video, I clicked on the video not realizing that it was a song without lyrics.

@illegalprogram

This elephant just crashed in non-euclidean space

@regnbuetorsk

not a single word in the whole video, and yet says sooooooooooo much

@olivecool

jeez i first saw this when i was much younger but now i understand things


also it's still a bop

@annanhildebrand9667

extending this song to seven hours might be helpful haha

@EhBoing

Too bad elephants remember everything they see. Poor elephant. :c

@scomo7yearsago958

29Evilbunny maybe that’s why it’s an elephant

@J0SH832k11

The ending is so sad... This really does reflect many people in modern day society, starting out as innocent children and then when we are exposed to the big, wide world we see the darker side of it. And sadly for many people, they give in to it eventually and then your innocence and naivety is gone, just as that bird flew away at the end.

@RoxyBane

interesting take...and yet it kinda represents how 'parents' cant protect you from being exposed to that world and that you need to experience it on your own to grow up.

@hornedwindrider

I feel weird because I don't see the bird as a parent metaphor. The story in my opinion is about sexual tensions, and here we have an elephant who going further with his life is learning more and more about sex from the society, and while it does the bird actually is a pro-sex voice of its' body... that's why the leopard freed the bird, because it had fulfilled elephant's sexual need... 
I really don't know why, but it's the only way I see it. The point is that the music itself defines that feeling through the video

@poofer16

I love all the cartoon video's Gotye has. He had that one mainstream song but I personally like all of his other songs. I really hope he keeps making more. I saw a video of how he creates his music, and gosh, he puts in a ton of work for each song. Plays all the instruments, one at a time, laying it over the previously recorded instrument, until he has a song.

@adarumusic6435

Dedicating a good portion of whenever I take my next LSD trip or shroom trip to watch Gotye videos lol

@christopherwineholt9165

Same.

@namornivek

What I got from this vid was a bird driving an elephant around town, the bird goes to get something and that elephant see what hides in the darkness and likes it, after that he realizes everything he thought was innocent (like the red eyed giraffe, or the yellow duck entering and the black ducks leaving unclothed, the snake and the mouse) turns out to be much more than it seems and he wants to experience it.

I didn't know there is a clip for this song. Love how it gets weirder for the end. I wonder what Gotye will come up next time :) Love his albums so far.

@_.michxel._

I wish people knew about this song along with “Somebody that I used to know”

@SindhuS

This video reminds me of Gorillaz but slowed down. Been tripping on this through 7 repeat plays. Yay! to good music :)

@PixelatedPeach

A lot of Gotye's songs/videos and Gorillaz songs/videos have the same feel =) I remember I've always been a huge Gorillaz fan, and then the first Gotye song/video I saw was "You're Heart's a Mess" and that has a very similar aspect to Gorillaz and that's why I started enjoying Gotye. Of course, I enjoy Gotye as their own thing now, but it was a the similarity to Gorillaz that got me into them in the first place =)

@platinumphonesandcomputers

Gotye's real name is G.O.A.T🙌

@TheITzPsYcHo

I think the bird was trying to protect the elephant, and all the other animals at the end had already gotten rid of their "bird". So the bird flew away knowing that its elephant had become evil or something of that nature.

@LevityRhodes

evil hahahahahahaha

@hazelmartinez6309

Yasss

@dianamacedo6044

I think this means (in my perspective/opinion) that as a parent you’re watching out for the true danger of the word when you’re thinking it’s all pure full of happy, no harming people but once you think you’re on your own you let go from your parents to face reality and once you see the intentions of other people or a poor economic or community you start to see that you cannot do it on your own just yet so you go back for help and you failed to prove a point that the world was pure and happy so you’re parents decide like oh well since you came back I’ll show you many other things that I’ve experienced yadayadayada and then the parents decide oh well you’re on your own now, bye bye so once they let you go they feel like you won’t be ok out there even though you’ve now become part of the bad society.

@sofapillow7660

that leopard kinda thicc tho

@masondegaulle5731

I'd just like to thank Gotye for animating a reoccurring nightmare and sound tracking it in a way that makes neurotic anxiety make sense

@candylouison

I always feel like im popping pills every time I watch a gotye MV....who needs actual drugs! ^^

@gabriellerocha486

LOL XD

@rajbhansinghshekhawat2810

Alternative title - When you finally pay attention to what's happening around you

@javiermartineztheboss8645

Al chile me pongo bien marihuano escuchando esta rolita, like si tu también...

@sakuraowo5597

ajajaj

@demogrocc8651

another masterpiece. we need your music now :<

@pargotbuchanan6763

who remembers that fab sauce commercial for adult swim? that's what this art style reminds me of. so clean and painted and original

@BreakerLove

Me when I found out that im gay. I tried to avoid it at all costs and just be normal, but with time it became too much stress, and I gave up trying to hide.

@hazesummer8328

I related to this mv in exactly that same way 😭😭 almost a decade ago

@Yulka646

My interpretation is that the bird controlling the elephant is you sober and the elephant is your intoxicated self slowly losing control

@ponsceline2529

This song and “Did You Call Me?” by Lukaz just hits different in early 2022. Times may be tough but everything going to be okay in the end. I hope everyone is doing well. I love you! 💕

@CapuchinoProduccions

This, on, spotify. NOW.

@Callofthevaffles

Objectively the best thing of all time. No but really, one of the best instrumentals ever, and the music video is a mezmerising, robust yet subtle masterpiece. Truly a work of art.

@AlejandroCespedesTV

This is amazing, Gotye is one of the best musicians nowadays.

@skipr.powell6651

it took me 4 passes to actually grasp the message here---VERY GOOD STORY MESSAGE REPRESENTATIONS/. meaty material here! AWESOME!

@WobblesandBean

+Skip R. Powell Care to share?

@denniskinuthia6201

PRETTY MAGNETIC STORIES IN YOUR SONGS .

@kingnameless8348

Me: *Tries to fall asleep

Me again: *My brain at 2am

@rebreb1714

I was really surprised by this song.  I heard Gotye's hit which I enjoyed but it wasn't in my musical universe.  Then I heard this, a great instrumental: he gets props from me

@jasonmartin7297

Great? Is that what that was?

@tannerbarnes7392

Jason Martin Yes, actually.