Law-evading Rock
脱法ロック
“Neru's song "Dappou Rock" depicts Datsu's internet brainwashing and transformation via "Law-Evading Rock" into an enlightened figure.”
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Neru's song "Dappou Rock" depicts Datsu's internet brainwashing and transformation via "Law-Evading Rock" into an enlightened figure.
Dappou Rock is an original song by Neru. The boy in the video is named Datsu. This song shows how people can become brainwashed and lose all their time surfing the Internet, ignoring the real world outside of the Internet and blindly following anything they are told. The video is composed of short, colorful, and poorly drawn clips of memes, anime shows, news broadcasts, and clickbait. They are interspersed with advertisements for a cure-all "Law-Evading Rock," depicted as a rainbow-colored disk. Datsu, who is entranced by the stream of clips, blindly follows the advertisements. Near the end of the song, Datsu is tapped on the shoulder by the male group featured on TV. The leader inserts a "Law-Evading Rock" disk into Datsu's back. The video then dissolves into a chaotic mix of clips from earlier in the video, with Datsu depicted as having seemingly achieved enlightenment and become a many-armed bodhisattva.
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Reel · 01 Cat. №BS-16158
A Music Production · Spring 2016
- Format
- 1 × 3′
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- Total runtime
- 0h 03m
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- Aired
- Jun 2016 – ongoing
- Spring 2016
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- Music
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- PG
- 13 - Teens 13 or older
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- BS-16158
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