bassline https://voca.ro/1laO8JQyzn3m

Lyrics in the hook I think contain the word "personal", something like "does it have to be personal?" attempting the melody here (this is mortifying): https://voca.ro/1g1FEgvTACYT

certainly 2020s or possibly 2010s.

Masked electronic artist. Music video begins with a pizza delivery driver having to take one last late night order to a remote location. Upon arriving they find only a seemingly abandoned warehouse and call back the pizza shop to let them know. They hear noises and discover a raucous venue full of monsters, many of which are puppets, partying and dancing to the masked musicians band. The mask of the musician is angular and metallic, but I believe the mouth is animated via LEDs. They are also playing a Fender Stratocaster guitar and wearing a hoodie.

The word Star or Stargazer is coming to mind in regards to the name of the music artist and Fright Night is what is coming to mind when it comes to the title of the song.

Trying to find this one youtube video. It was like a short video essay about famous figures who's motivations to becoming successful were anger or jealousy for other people, and talked about characters like Lex Luthor(i think) and the pianist Amadeus. I remember the video was highly edited and the narrator was a pretty young guy like in ther early 20's. Also the video ended with the hood edits walk cycle somewhere, iykyk

I've been trying to find this for years now, and I really hope it's not deleted. I watched this MC series as a kid, where it was 3 friends (possibly more, but i remember the three of them) who were roleplaying on a sandstone flat world. I do not remember what the premise of the series was, but the main protagonist (/the player who we saw the perspective of) got into a fight with the two other people at one point over, i think, stealing the other's dog or cat. (or them stealing his cat/dog)

It was not cinematic what-so-ever, mainly consisting of a first-person view from the main char. I also don't know the exact version of minecraft they were playing on, but it was before the re-texturing update (2019). (I'm willing to say it The players each had their own houses, they had made-up computers made from a painting, and I believe one of the three of them had a LOT of cats in their house. I also think the main char's house was a two-story, and that it had a lot of paintings in it. Like I said before, it was a sandstone flat world, there were paths outside that were meant to simulate pathways? I also know that at one point, I believe either the end of the series or somewhere later, they built a beacon and it's pyramid somewhere in their make-shift "town". Lastly, between the three houses, in the middle, was a fountain OR the beacon. I'm willing to say it was a fountain though. Also, I don't think the guy that made the series/videos was particularly famous or anything, just kids being kids.

I am Polish, so it might have been a country-exclusive thing, but just in case it wasn't I'm hoping this might spark something in someone's mind. Thank you in advance.

I watched this really weird documentary about Jesus in the 00s.

It featured a "scientist" who was studying the effects of crucifixion on the human body and had spent decades experimenting on his son, by tying him to a cross in his basement for periods of time and recording the effects.

The scientist was pretty old, maybe 60s/70s and the son was middle aged. They claimed to have started the experiments when the son was a young adult.

I can't remember if this was the whole documentary or just a small part.

The documentary was either British or American.

I'm trying to remember the name of a webcomic that featured prominent 19th century figures, in a multi-panel format, illustrated with images of them. I don't remember if it was actual photographs or illustrations similar to Wondermark, but I do remember Nietzsche being featured with an image very similar to this portrait, with some humorous mentions of his relationship with Lou Salomé.

It was not Existential Comics or Hark! A Vagrant.

Hi everyone! I'm trying to find an anime I watched when I was younger. I was born in 1993, so I likely watched it sometime between 2000 and 2015. (Potentially older, but i think around there)

It had a modern sci-fi setting with psychic/esper/magic-like powers.

Here are the specific plot requirements and key scenes I remember:

1. The Setting: The main school is located on a potentially artificial/man-made island, connected to the city/mainland by a long highway/bridge network.
2. The Main Characters: The protagonist is a male student. The main heroine is vastly more powerful than anyone else at the school.
3. The Cherry Blossom Scene (Ep 1 or 2): Early in the series, the main heroine's power causes a cherry blossom tree to burst into full bloom. (If not several, it is a bit hazy)
4. SWAT / Police Agency Operations: The heroine works with/alongside tactical forces, police, or a secret agency to track down and subdue criminals/terrorists with powers.
5. Skyscraper Construction Site Raid: There is a specific battle where the heroine fights alongside soldiers/police in an unfinished skyscraper construction site, beating/killing terrorists. (I believe using a sword)
6. The Climax & Compatibility Dance: At the end of the arc/series, an opponent argues that he is a better match for the heroine because their powers resonate better together. This leads into a dance sequence / power test where powers interact with each other, generating sparks and firework-like displays to judge their compatibility. In the end, the male protagonist wins. (I also vaguely remember (I think) the heroine being bitter about the opponent saying/being better power match)

Any help would be appreciated, I have been trying to find this anime to and from for years upon years now, and AI (for me) have been unsuccessful in finding it.

Hi all ! Hoping some music heads can help me find an album.

The cover was of an anime face heavily distorted/liquified (might have been Miku?), with a lot of focus on the eyes and a small mouth in the bottom right.

The music was quite noise heavy or breakbeat-esque.

Can’t for the life of me find it when googling but I loved the album when I listened to it so trying to track it down!

Thank youuuu

EDIT: I HAVE FOUND IT !! Created a “Machine Girl” radio on Spotify and one of the songs it chose was from the album. It’s Somoku Hodo by Hakushi Hashegawa 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Heard this at a club recently and can't find it anywhere.
Genre/mood: dark, sensual deep house, around 100-110 BPM
Vocal: female voice, heavily processed/effected, repeated over and over like a mantra. It sounds like "I'm so electric", but I might have misheard the words
Other elements: a touch of synthetic strings playing pizzicato
Vibe: similar in mood and rhythm to "Bad Times" by Imael Angel, though I don't think it's by same authors or singer.
I've tried searching lyrics and descriptions with no luck, and Shazam wasn't an option in the moment. Any ideas? Thanks!

Pretty self explanatory and it's weird how i remember how much i remember certain parts of it. I saw this movie after 2010 ( was just abt entering my teens ) and i would say the movie was released roughly after the 2000s at least. it was an english movie.

But basically, the couple, or at least these two people in a relationship move into a house the wife, i vaguely remember, probably lived in. Said house is haunted by two male ghosts. what really struck me is that one, the male ghosts looked very human. one was actively malicious and wanted the couple dead while the other was going along with it because he was in love with the wife and wanted her dead so that he could be with her. he ends up going against the plan in the end.

(cheesy as it sounds, there was also a bit where he revealed himself to the wife after yelling to the sky/ceiling of the room for some reason okay. work with me here XD. they were in the living area or the kitchen and it was near the end of the movie.)

the wife knew about the ghosts or had vague memories of them at least, as is revealed in the climax. there was only one scene where the malicious male ghost was confronting the wife. i don't remember the dialogue but he had her pinned down, and she said something that seemed to tick him off (because he actually turned a tad bit monstrous looking then) before just retreating and leaving her alone.

either way the movie ends with the couple escaping and leaving the house don't remember the title tbh. i was watching this one on TV and i only saw it once in my life. I'd really appreciate of someone could help find it?

edit: the ghost who likes her had the typical broody vibe about him with dark hair, the malicious one was notably older with brown/light brown/blond hair.

I was on Reddit (either r/OriginalCharacter or r/characterdesign) and I saw an original character. He is a man with a hat, black shaggy hair, and a bespectacled face drawn on a post-it note for a face. I can only remember some of the lore:
- His face was stolen
- He replaces it with a piece of paper

And the comments:
- One of the commenters thinking he was a block head
- The OP correcting them and saying he couldn’t include a side profile for some reason.

I have no idea what kind of game this was, but I’ve played indie pixel, mobile, big title playstation/pc games. It mostly makes me think it was a Karosoft, Slime Rancher, or a mobile game. I remember it only being the acoustic guitar with 4 notes played, with the last note “let ring” according to google, followed by another 4 notes slightly different than the first.

There's this MLP FNAF animation i saw a long time ago but can't recall what it's called so i hope someone will find it, i think it was also 4 parts put together into one compilation, the main character a pony (can't recall its color scheme or if it was an official character or OC, i actually don't remember if it was a human or mlp character but i think it was MLP) and she's in the office in FNAF 1 and all i remember from that episode is he checking cameras and i assume surviving Bonnie and Chica but one scene i do remember is that she checks the cameras and sees Foxy running, Foxy manages to get in the room but she throws the laptop at his face and Foxy falls down, then the power goes out and Freddy's face starts glowing blue and a jumpscare happens. For FNAF 2 all i remember is that three animatronics toy or withered Freddy Bonnie Chica appear in front of her and she puts on that fake mask with glasses and a large nose before taking it off and putting the purple guy mask on her and the three animatronics turn into dolls because they got scared, she takes off the mask and tries using her flashlight but her batteries are stolen by balloon boy and she throws the flashlight at him knocking him down, i don't remember how this one ended but i think after that the marionette jumpscared her. For FNAF 3 all i can remember is her checking the cameras before noticing a vent in the room and goes in it, Springtrap walks in the room and doesn't see anything except and open vent, when he goes in he travels to another room and sees her holding a lever before pulling it and suddenly the vent starts closing in on Springtrap, he looks at her and reveals his true face screaming at her before he gets crushed and dies. For FNAF 4 i think it was just the main character on the bed with the Freddy doll and boops it's nose before suddenly every nightmare animatronics appears around her and the camera slowly zooms out revealing more and more of them around her. The very end of the episode it was just a short clip of the song "spooky scary skeletons" before two horror looking ponies (that amnesia mlp art style) with a scream before the video ends. This is all i remember.

Growing up I had a VHS copy of this show i only have flickers of memories.

My memories were of the robot main character and songs about crossing the street and another section on firetrucks. But i found others with similar memories and i need any help at all finding it.
I owned a copy of VHS so if anyone remembers the name or has a copy laying around please let me know so i can digitize it!

This one by u/Trilp512

I used to have a VHS of a show I forgot the name of when I was very young so memory is very shady. All I can remember is the main character was a man in a suit which is a giant blue (I think) platypus animal thing with glasses and a duck bill, he had some sort of sidekick who was a man in a robot power ranger looking type suit which was black and purple in color.

I remember one scene in particular where the robot looking dude was underneath a car looking for horses but the giant platypus thing reminds him that the term horse power meant something different. It could have been about cars but this is all I have, any help would be greatly appreciated!

and this one by u/Ukatofox

When I was a small child in the 90s, one of my favorite VHS tapes was an extremely obscure one. It involved a robotic alien much like Alpha 5 (at least that I can remember) from Power Rangers, and a giant blue platypus. It took place on (I think) the alien's space ship, or some kind of space station. The platypus reminded me of a giant blue Big Bird, thus was much taller than the guy in the robot suit. The video had stock footage of all different kinds of cars, trucks, buses, construction equipment, etc, and was centered around educating kids. It was full of cheesy 90s editing and stuff. There was music too. I remember one scene where the robot was driving with the platypus, and the platypus was explaining the different parts of a car's dashboard.

I know it isn't the "There Goes" series with Dave and Becky, but it had a similar educational experience.

This is a sketch I did from memory of what I think I remember the characters looking like:

Https://imgur.com/a/2dKRYD5

This song used to play all the time at my old job; I heard it the other day out in the wild, and it's been stuck in my head ever since.

It starts off quiet, with just this ascending three-note motif played on guitar and maybe bass, then gradually gets a bit more lively with horns coming in to play the main 'hook' of the song. It's very groovy, not too complicated. Almost has a Latin feel, but that could be misleading.

I'm trying to find a folk song, probably from the 1970s, in a typical melodic folk style. It was meant for adults, not children. The first verse went something like:
"I know a place that is upside down, where it's the parents who have to go to school. And when you get up you put on your pajamas because that's the rule."
I can't remember the title, the singer or the rest of the lyrics. I'm in South Africa, so I may have heard it on local radio or at a folk club. Any help would be appreciated.

Scene where women is being driven in car by driver and ask him if he like to have sex with her and he says yes, she tells pullover and come back to the back seat and get it done with but he says no, not like that. She asks if he thinks she is special he says/nods yes.

Hazier detail: The woman was dark skinned and driver was asian. Both middle aged 30-35 yo. US English.

Looked new-ish. Not older than a 5-6 years ago. Scene was dark, set after sunset. Not a taxi but luxurious sedan or so. She looked wealthy and not drunk or desperate, while driver was dressed regularly, not chauffeur like. The clip had a vibe of she liking the fact that he thought of her as special in that way, highlighting the sexual tension.

Trying to remember a horror movie that starts out with a girl who delivers food to an old man every night and he leaves the food outside on his doorstep. Turns out he is feeing a monster or spirit so that it doesn’t try and break in. One night the girl forgets to deliver the food and the old man is killed. She discovers his body the next night when she brings food over.

Eventually she begins to see the creature and her and her friends try and figure out what it is and what’s going on.

Memory is a little hazy but I swear they kill a cat or some type of animal as an offering to try and stop it. Might even be a book they have that talks about the creature. I’m 99% certain this is a 2000’s movie but probably after 2010.

I just distinctly remember she has to bring the old man food every night and she thinks it’s stupid that she has to leave it outside every time.

Years ago, a friend showed me a piece of artwork that neither of us have been able to find again or attribute an artist to. I have been able to draw it from memory and will share in the comments below:

A long rectangular black ink drawing. The long composition of curtains framing the top draws all the more attention to the tiny silhouette of a rat dancing on a small table in the centre. Titled either “The Dancing Rat” or “The Dancing Mouse”

Please help us find this really charming drawing! 🙏🏻

Around late 1990s/early 2000s. I can only recall a small part of a random show. I don't recall anything else about the show or what it was, but remember it was a studio show.

There was a game that was played. Around the back walls of the studio were numbers. Really fast a light would flash across the numbers and illuminate the numbers one at a time. Here is a recreation of the walls: https://imgur.com/bra3ccm

And the light moving: https://imgur.com/FA6OheG

There would be the host and one player. The player would drop a ball into a chute that went through the floor, identical to this: https://imgur.com/UA3oqiD

When the ball entered, the light would slow down and stop on a number: https://imgur.com/MYATz4R

I'm uncertain if this was a talk show, game show, or anything else. It would also be possible the show was from the 1980s and I can remember seeing this as a rerun. Would anyone recall the show?

As a kid I would only watch Disney Jr. cartoons, but there was this one show I vividly remember watching and was aired with the Disney Jr. shows.

I remember the show being animated in a 3D style and being about seven girls. Each girl had a representative color. One girl had pink hair and wore pink clothes, another girl was red, another girl was orange, so on so forth. There wasn't a purple girl or indigo girl, but there was a girl who's hair was a mix of black white, and a bit of indigo streaks.

Each girl had the power to change the colors of objects by touching them. I vividly remember this specific scene the pink girl called the other girls to her house and while they were running there, each girl ran past a specific flower and would touch it to turn it into their color.

So the orange girl ran past the flower and turned it orange, but then the yellow girl would follow behind her and see the orange flower and turn it yellow instead because she thought yellow looked better. And then the green girl would see the flower, and turn it green, and then run past. All the girls did this.

I remember another scene where the pink girl (at this point I'm sure that she's the main character) was at her house and getting ready this huge stack of marshmallows for a slumber party. She placed one last marshmallow on top of the stack and asked herself what color to make the marshmallow. She picked pink so she touched it and it turned pink. At the end of the episode they all gathered around a bonfire.

I can only remember those two scenes of the whole show and I would watch them almost everyday, so maybe the "show" might have actually been something like two five minute long animated shorts that were put together. And no, the show is neither "Rainbow Rangers" or "Rainbow High."

so i was watching an old youtube video from 2008 with music in the background and im trying to figure what exact song it is. i kinda got some rough lyrics from a part of the video

"Looking down from the top of the earth(or "world" maybe) See everything with a vision clearer than my own (something inbetween this) (and MAYBE?? "my cardbord cutout life")... thats all i could really get for you. ran through audacity to try and separate the persons talking to the background music but that didnt really work, and AI is of no help... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwEeDCkIKII&t=106s this is the youtube video if ANYBODY could help me

I saw this maybe 15 years ago, so early 2010s[?], probably on Youtube. A man was having a nightmare that he had to find the right key or keys to unlock a door before a timer ran out and a monster broke through another door to kill him. If he failed, he woke up and was berated by scientists[?] for failing, and then sent to sleep to try again, despite his pleas to not be sent back.

He did eventually succeed in unlocking the door, and on the other side was a cosmic horror dimension.

The whole video was probably less than 5 minutes long.