Dami Adesina Teaching STEM as a method for creative expression would solve a lot of motivation problems.

Exactly what I thought! If I was a science teacher I would show my students this video

The term “creative” has been hi jacked and sadly ring fenced largely by un creative people. So often when people say “I’m a creative” what they mean is they are consumers of other people’s art/ media - eg they like watching film. They are not creative in the slightest. The term has been totally devalued. - STEM people have not stood up and said “hang on a minute!” so people do not understand STEM is all about creativity. How can you solve real problems that you haven’t seen before without being creative ?

I will be showing this to my stubborn 10 year old in the morning. He's good at math but it's boring. Perfect application for real life on this video.

Yes, but STEAM please

I think if you are shooting at 550fps and playback at 30fps, and you were, say 0.1sec out of sync on the finished video, you could just drop more or less frames to suit. If you look at the original video, you can see parts where the playback speeds up or slows down to keep sync - like at around 1:06 where he says "All of this will end", "All of" is a bit faster than "this will end". And shortly after that, after the last bucket of paint explodes, you can see the paint flies through the air a bit faster so that the lip sync of "open your eyes to me" part is correct... If that makes sense...

I thought of that as well, but still, they all had to remember to sing just fragments of a line at just the right times. Not everything was perfect (like the spinning thing with Damian's face singing was sometimes a tiny bit off perfect), but everything was still really, really well coordinated, and you know they didn't just have a ton of tries like normal because of all of the things they had to blow up.

All in all, I would *love* to see a full, in-depth behind-the-scenes video of this music video!

Yeah me too. They definitely have some ambitious projects! This "making of" is pretty good (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aMp2l7GG35jHgZc.html) but only like 5 mins - there is a bit of a lip sync example at about 2 mins. I think it was also shot in sections that have been stitched together to make it a bit more do-able. This video is pretty good too (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rJ6elpiop9KUlIE.html) - gives you a bit more of an appreciation of how much work went into it. Unreal clip from these guys. As usual.

And if they'd spend the time on their music that they do on their videos their songs would be good

Nah, I'd bump him to at least a C for spreadsheet formatting. It's not pretty, but it worked out for them ;D

Funny, I wonder where your spreadsheet that's massively popular is

@@Nannada1212 Funny, my job involves making spreadsheets. I’m literally paid for my spreadsheets. I wonder where your brain is?

Marc Telesha not being rude but at least get the name right. It's Stephen Hawking

And Einstein's birthday ;)

I was going to upvote but you have 123 of them which is perfect.

Boy That’s Just CraZ Lol, your comment and the sad, little face in your profile go together so well! 😢😂

It's here ---> x

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PJSproductions97 they should collab with Vi Hart too

This would be more of a Matt Parker thing

EliEscapes unfortunately you might have to add the cool insights and beauty in yourself. Just know it's always there, even if your teacher sucks. Also subscribe to some math channels on KZfaq. Numberphile, Standupmaths, Vi Hart, Mathologer, and 3Blue1Brown are all amazing. Also Khanacademy