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== Notable Props ==
 
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Gibberish in Motion: When AMVs and Animutations Collide
No screenshot ▾
Watch
on YouTube
Information
Author: Scintilla ▾
Release Date: September 24, 2013 ▾
File Size: unknown
Duration: unknown
Complexity: unrated
Animutatedness: B
Star(s):
Audio Info
Hot Limit
Artist: John Desire
Album:
Genre:
Language: Engrish ▾
Reclaim My Place
Artist: Korn
Album:
Genre:
Language: English ▾


About

This video is a fusion between animutations and AMV's (anime music videos).


Cast

Notable Props

  • Wii

Transcript

Lyrics

Fake Lyrics Real Lyrics

Fake

Real

Audio Details

This song was most famously used in We Drink Ritalin.

    • The final song is by Korn.

Trivia

  • The author made a fanimutation in 2005 using a DDR song, but I don't know which alias he used.

External Links

Retrieved from "https://wiki.animutationportal.com/index.php?title=Gibberish_in_Motion:_When_AMVs_and_Animutations_Collide&oldid=31058"