shit i tought u was a troll

I’m curious what happened to this legend :(

Ikr.....

YES definitely ! I used to check his videos back in the 2010 (more or less at that time ). I don't know that much of Lasse Gjertsen, but I would really like to see him making amazing creative content.

He's working with animating kids shows atm. He's said that he feels like he needs to make some sort of magnum opus, and it seems like that's what's holding him back from returning. That's what he said in a podcast episode not that long ago anyway.

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@@dankefurnichts there used to be an alternate version where the video would pause to point out all the celebrity cameos, such as bill Hicks in the bar

How much time did you spend on this

@@hermannhyh7919 Maybe that was his point: his passion, as well as his way to pursue social relations, is to write comments on KZfaq. :P

I like this.

Kinda like a goldilocks view of each life, one life too boring and thankless, the second too extreme. Just right would imply living a life the way it makes sense for YOU and NO ONE else.

@@fogbankdude nothing better than just sharing your most niche thoughts about a video to similar people.

Beautiful and touching story. He is genious.

Patience? We're going to die anyway in the end. ;)

I agree with you.

yay

Apparently adobe premiere and FL studio;)

Same here! ^^

Was thinking the same... influenced from the Tibetan Book of the Dead perhaps

Tror han jobber for NRK

szivalj Laziness :D

At 75% speed. This is until Google ups their game and adds a transpose function....🤷

Where do you see the karma anotation

kelton dailey as i said, at 9:00. in the middle of the screen.

I must not be able to see it because i'm on a mobile device

kelton dailey oh. the first half of the video has a lot of annotations. If you don't see any in the first minute, you won't see any.

***** wrote, "Telling a story like this doesn't tell us a lot about the writer" Say what!? Of course it does. Of course ones work and/or art can tell us about a person. I see he used a truck with the chemical formula for psylocybin, and had Terrence Mckenna in the video. I'm pretty sure this tells me that febersyn is in to psychedelics. ***** "my take on it is that it's merely guessing what happens when we die. I think it says that no matter where we start or end in life, we all end up in the same place, and even when we do good or bad things, we end up getting robbed by the big boy named "life", and at the end of the day our soul is pure and clean." Yeah.... that's exactly what I was taking issue with, and found disturbing. I find it disturbing that some people supposedly think that the soul is "pure" and clean, no matter what we do..... almost as if the soul is not the same thing you are, and no matter what you do has no effect on the soul, and no matter what you do, everything will be fine when you die. The soul is supposed to be the one playing the game. There are actually a lot of accounts of people who have near death experiences, have a life review, and suddenly experience a great deal of empathy they did not experience in life. They experience the shitty things that they did to people from the other person's perspective, and feel the pain of the other. I think if there is some "pure soul", it is not an automatic thing that we are guaranteed and gifted at death without being worthy of it in some way, or experiencing some kind of atonement. The shitty things we do probably come back to us at some point. But that concept is not shown in this video. The guy just robs and lives recklessly with zero consequence..... except over indulging and cutting his own life short. But that's not even a punishment really when he apparently just ascends to even more glorious dimensions at will. The way the video presents things, it is as if life is just some silly diversion for the soul. The soul doesn't have to play, it was floating up towards pure white light of highest greatness, and got distracted by the game, and is dickering around.... but it can choose to leave it all behind and ascend to greatness any time, no matter how it plays the irrelevant game of life. What I'm saying is that in reality, I think it's highly likely that the soul will be held accountable for how it conducts itself in life. This life and the existence of the soul are not separate, so that what we do here has an effect on the soul. But the video presents life as if it is irrelevant to soul, except as a game in which the events are of no consequence to the soul whatsoever. ***** wrote, "That's not saying Lasse condone or encourage a criminal life, I'd say that statement is fairly ignorant on your part." I said I wonder if he has a criminal mindset. And no I don't think it is actually far off to say that this video encourages a criminal life because it doesn't show any consequences to it, while the non criminal guy is portrayed as sad and pathetic. I'm not saying that Febersyn is encouraging people to be criminals. However, if we look at the story presented in this video, it seems to show the potential benefits of criminality, and the pit falls of being typical. I can't say I see anything in the video that DISCOURAGES a criminal life. I think it is fair to suggest the video is on some level, of an endorsement of criminality. What is there to suggest otherwise? ***** wrote, "I only wish there was a detail that showed that the rocker version was just as or if not more lonely as the day-to-day-nine-to-five-worker guy, because that's what I think he was, to be honest." Well there isn't any hint of that in the video because that is not how febersyn wanted to portray the rocker version, in contrast to the other guy. It isn't a mistake. It's not a mistake that the rocker got 5 hearts in his life, and the normal guy was left with one broken one. Or that the rocker never stops gaining money too fast to count, while not working, and getting bj's ... while the normal guy never has more than a thousand, and worked most of his life. This portrayal is done on purpose. What this is supposed to say about life is debatable. Maybe febersyn is saying that life isn't fair, so do whatever you want. Maybe he IS endorsing criminality, maybe not. But one thing is for sure, he does seem to suggest that no matter what you do, your soul ends up the same, and hints that we may be able to just ascend to higher dimensions, and choose not to play the game of life.... as if how we play the game of life has no bearing on what happens in the other dimension. That is what I find disturbing. He does seem to be saying that life or death does not matter to the soul, it is just a game, so you can do whatever you want.