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WARNING: Plenty of language and adult situations in this video.

And now, we leave you with a little stop-motion history lesson to close out the night.

Alright Delta Heavy, you win this one. Now give me my toys back.

Kina Grannis's new music video features stop motion animation work with over two hundred and fifty thousand jelly beans, taking a team of 30 people over 22 months to make.

You know, no big deal or anything.

Honestly watching this parody video through was  pretty much the best 4 minutes of my day today.

Instead of sending out the boring, old, "Welcome Back" newsletter, Mr. Reed, a first year teacher from Chicago, wrote a rap song for his 4th grade students, and recorded a music video to go along with it! The song and video emphasize the reality that hard work is a must, but that school and learning can certainly be fun!

With a little digital post-production and minor edits, this super high-speed footage turned into a full-fledged music video.