I can’t find the email of the person that sent this to me, but their service and example shine on nevertheless. If you’re not familiar with the New York- and Sydney-based Glue Society, that’s all about to change. The self-anointed “creative collective” was charged with the task of creating a music video for “Bastard,” an electronica track from the Lithuanian band Metal on Metal. And this is what they came up with: two Asian chicks slapping around a hand grenade while rich people look on from behind a blast shield. It’s very stylish, if technically incorrect. The handle would have flown off of that grenade as soon as the pin was pulled, and that would have ignited the fuse. Eh, who cares. It’s a badass video. Just watch it after the jump.
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Directed by Mr. T.
That was like a mix of Clockwork Orange/Deathrace 2000/Cafe Flesh. Next time though use a grenade with a four second fuse instead of three minutes.
Great video. In such suspense waiting for it to explode. Although, by watching this, the top would not come off the grenade as soon as she pulls the pin. You pull the pin and then have some time to throw it or at least get away from it. The video is in very slow motion so you have to imagine that it was a very short and fast match (partly because asains etc. kick ass at ping-pong).