The Shoebody Bop (animated by ‪@DrueLanglois‬)

The Minute Hour
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song by The Minute Hour, animation by ‪@DrueLanglois‬ song download -   / the-shoebody-bop   spotify - https://open.spotify.com/track/2xbEvn... …...more
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John the Boptist
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I don't see anyone commenting on the incredible choir that The Minute Hour made, only consisting of himself.
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To this day we’re still uncertain if absorbing the devil’s soul was his end goal or a major fuck up
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I want my boptism
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We are all his boys, and we are always with him.
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I love forgetting about this and then finding it again. Well done.
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I'm glad noone in the chorus said something really inappropriate
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this is unironically one of the most beautiful arrangements i’ve ever come across
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Honestly I'm just glad head bop guy found his calling.
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I’m so glad you brought this character back just for whatever the fuck this is
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“I bet he’s out there cheating on me.” The bois:
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Headbutting the demon from behind was truly a remarkable demonstration of "Working smarter, not harder" and "Using your head"
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A perfect monomyth! 1. The hero lives in comfort. His boys support him and he has plenty of heads to bop. 2. The hero is challenged. The comfortable world is starting to fall out of equilibrium, but the hero doesn't change, he perseveres. 3. The hero is forced to confront an unthinkable challenge. 4. The hero's darkest hour. The narrative lingers to give the audience a feeling of suspense and dread. 5. Catharsis! The hero triumphs in a satisfying way. None of the rules of the narrative are broken. 6. We see the tragic cost of victory. The hero will never be the same.
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This music goes so hard that I have to revisit it every few months
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I never imagined that I would see this man again. Waking up at 3am has it's perks.
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I like that Drue's interpretation of this song was a bop baptism, where the bop priest progressively faces harder and harder people to bop baptize. Beautiful symbolism
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My god. He still bops, years later.
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Those are his boys and they're always with him. And they support what he says.
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I love this so hard
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I keep coming back. It's so catchy.
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I love how this is a direct continuation of "Something terribly offensive" The people in the bank actually witnessed this guy head-bop that man into literal oblivion and formed a cult around him. He cleanses the world of evil through his headbops.
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Drue’s animation is so great and this is his best looking work yet! Fantastic stuff!
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The choir for this is amazing
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This demon took 3 head bops to take down, the same amount of bops it took the guy at the bank who said something horribly offensive. That's because this scene depicts the protagonist struggling with his past demons and it's just not fair, he made it rotten for all of us.
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We need to give Drue at least the budget of Smiling Friends, please.
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It must be a testament to this animation that it made me physically wince after seeing those bops.
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The song has been stuck in my head for days.
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No phones, just people living in the moment. Truly beautiful
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It seems to me like when the demon smacks the guy around, it's not a taunt. It's encouragement. He knows what he's been summoned for, and judging by his jaunty shuffle into the water, he's enjoying the whole thing. But the Baptist is feeling lightheaded, and his eyes are starting to drift after so many bops. So the demon smacks some sense back into him, as if saying "This is the moment you've been working towards, get your head in the game, boy!"
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The rotoscoping is absolutely amazing. Definitely a 70s and 80s kind of vibe.
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That idle animation as the demon approaches is mint. I dig Drue’s credit animation at the end, too.
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Never would've imagined in my live I'd see a sequel to a character, and what a glorious development he's had! From bopping rude people on the head to bopping for the lord
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Did Drue interpret “So I was standing in line at the bank,” to mean, “river bank?” If that were the case it would be just that much more canonically genius.
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IVE NEVER BEEN SO HAPPY TO WITNESS SOMETHING SO EARLY. AN EASTER MIRACLE
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His power stance, then the side step….nothing can compare.
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I love when characters do the "Langlois shuffle" up to the water. Great work, Drue
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I always love the walk cycle from Drue's animations, it's like walking and grooving at same time.
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i fucking love that guy dancing with all his soul and energy 1:12
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This has to be the best a capella iv ever heard. It makes me feel completely boptized.
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At a lost for words. It's been so long. The boys are back in town.
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