Well played. posted by rafter at 7:02 PM on October 16, 2005
Incidentally, no matter what encoding you choose the above sequence will be encoded an infinite number of times in pi. And so will this sentence. posted by spazzm at 7:03 PM on October 16, 2005
The pi rap has changed my life. Thank you, Metafilter. posted by RokkitNite at 7:10 PM on October 16, 2005
follow the links, th' fellow has some other vids. The Pi is the best imo, but there is some other good stuff posted by edgeways at 7:12 PM on October 16, 2005
I'm pretty sure that rapper was the dude from the arcane short-lived series on MTV called Austin Stories. posted by any major dude at 7:13 PM on October 16, 2005
and my physicist friend would like to add that "nothing in the world has explained less about pi than that." posted by piratebowling at 7:25 PM on October 16, 2005
Fantastic link. posted by dsword at 7:57 PM on October 16, 2005
That is the greatest thing I have ever seen/done/eaten. posted by jefgodesky at 7:57 PM on October 16, 2005
I'm baffled by the sword fight, and vaporizing of little kids. Everything else is pretty much what you'd expect in your standard pi KLF/rap video. posted by Jack Karaoke at 8:19 PM on October 16, 2005
I love this.
Anybody know what the hell was going on with the girl walking off-stage only to be turned around by a furious adult? posted by odinsdream at 8:54 PM on October 16, 2005
These guys also did the excellent Rodeohead compilation/remake. Very cool. They seem to have taken down the original MP3 ... posted by mrgrimm at 8:56 PM on October 16, 2005
Anybody know what the hell was going on with the girl walking off-stage only to be turned around by a furious adult?
I think it was ...
Girl: Yo, that shit is hella wack. I'm outta here.
Female PA: What are you doing?!?! The wizards are coming! posted by mrgrimm at 8:59 PM on October 16, 2005
WTF? When was that made? Tremendously bad. And painful. Astonishing someone would go to that much trouble to win up with that. posted by ParisParamus at 9:45 PM on October 16, 2005
That was beautiful. posted by uni verse at 9:57 PM on October 16, 2005
wind up
The Web site of the creator suggests it was done in the last year or so, but where did that hair come from? posted by ParisParamus at 10:04 PM on October 16, 2005
That was random, bizarre and mostly pointless. I loved it. posted by blendor at 10:18 PM on October 16, 2005
I liked the 3 feet deep video a lot, but the other stuff is meh. posted by BrotherCaine at 10:53 PM on October 16, 2005
odinsdream: I can only assume that that child was overcome when presented with the infinite. As anyone might be. posted by brundlefly at 11:22 PM on October 16, 2005
I think this is a case where people either saw the original 1970s show "Zoom!" on PBS (created at WGBH in Boston) or they did not.
If you did, and remember it, it's spot-on and brilliant and funny and a nice homage.
If you didn't, it is entirely bizzare and out there and hopelessly "inside".
And so it is, so it will be. All hail Shofield. posted by jscott at 12:12 AM on October 17, 2005
Fantastic. posted by Kwantsar at 2:48 AM on October 17, 2005
Am I the only one who noticed that at about 2:48 into this video, the "robot" sounds like it's saying 53581 instead of 53589? c.c posted by joquarky at 5:33 AM on October 17, 2005
Never saw "Zoom!" yet still got the joke... posted by jefgodesky at 6:14 AM on October 17, 2005
I can only assume that that child was overcome when presented with the infinite. As anyone might be.
posted by brundlefly at 6:20 PM on October 16, 2005