Redditor recreates popular music video in Minecraft
A Redditor with the username ‘u/Opnic’ recently published a video where they played the entire music video for the well-known song “Bad Apple!!” from the game Minecraft. The version recreated was from 2007 and included the lyrics. Originally, the song was created by ZUN in 1998, with vocals by Nomico.
The entire music video was created using command blocks and complex Redstone contraptions that constantly changed blocks to create the different video frames. The creator of the video meticulously replicated the entire animation within the Minecraft world. The playback speed of the video was increased to perfectly match the original tempo of the music video. Additionally, the original song was also added to the clip.
The song “Bad Apple!!” gained immense popularity in the 2000s, so much so that the original music video on YouTube has over 80,000,000 views. There is even a trend of playing the music video on different devices, and this video perfectly fits into that meme.
The Minecraft community has been reacting to the recreation of the “Bad Apple!!” music video in the game. Due to the Japanese music video’s immense popularity, the post immediately went viral on the official Minecraft subreddit. So far, it has garnered over six thousand upvotes and numerous comments.
Many Redditors were astonished at how perfectly the entire music video was recreated within the game. As a humorous observation, some mentioned that they struggle to build even a small wooden house that resembles a block. Another Redditor went as far as claiming they can only create a two-block hole in the ground.
As mentioned above, many people also discussed playing the “Bad Apple!!” music video on various devices. Several subreddits were mentioned where people share videos of the popular song being played on different devices. One Redditor even posted a video on YouTube showcasing their keyboard playing the music video using lighting effects.
Overall, many individuals were delighted that “Bad Apple!!” could be reproduced in the game Minecraft using command blocks and complex Redstone contraptions. The post continues to gain views, upvotes, and comments on the Minecraft subreddit.
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