Imma be real with you, I just saw this in my feed and watched the entire hour... and fourty seconds. I don't really know and don't care, the music is catchy, Wallace is just mezerizing to watch as he hammers at something, I don't know what he is hammering at but I just listen to this while driving around as an Amazon Courior and it's just... good? Look, something like this is just funny and so satisfying to watch and it moivates me to keep working quicker as Wallace never stops. I've never even watched Wallace and Gromit or any of their movies but this is something I would listen to or watch while working.
@@the-tum-tum-tree Lunokhod was a series of Soviet moon lander/rover at the beginning of the space race. Now I wonder if he found that the moon was made out of Wensleydale cheese...
@@BurntBattleBagel At the start, he hits 3 times in a single second. Afterwards, he hits an average of 6 times per second. Multiply that by the time spent (3,641), you get an average of 21,843 total hits. This guy calculated based on the assumption that he was hammering six times a second for one hour straight (3,600 seconds), but forgot to factor the start, where he only hammers 3 times and didn't factor in the extra 41 seconds.
That’s impossible. He would not be able to hammer it because the nail would not be that long. Think before you comment a dumb statement *Let me go ahead and r/whooooosh myself so you guys dont have to*
Fell asleep to this and had a _very_ vivid dream of the longest and fastest ping pong game I've ever seen. I mean it was mesmerizing at first, because they kept hitting the pingpong back and forth without either really getting ahead, but it soon devolved into Kafkaesque horror as I realized I wasn't allowed to leave until they finished the match. It became clear that neither were going to score and I tried to yell to distract them but I only got hushed by the huge guys sitting next to me. It got to the point that I tried to make a run for it, but I soon got tackled by guards before I made it down the bleachers. I was handcuffed and carried away like a drunk while I tried to struggle. As I turned my head, I realized what they were doing. *They were carrying back to my seat* . My strength weakened, my screams faded, and my vision blurred as the big guys scooted over to make room for the cops to place me back in the bright red plastic seat. I woke up sweating, said to myself "what the fuck was that?" and then immediately, as if on queue, my sister knocked on my door in perfect tempo to the pingpong and I screamed bloody murder thinking the ride wasn't over. 10/10 would listen again, makes great studying music for late nights.
Im less worried about this video and so on, but the algo knew I would like this. It knows Im autistic as fuck. Im worried. My life cant be fixed. Poor Wallace
The fact that Wallace broke the World record of not blinking by about one minute and forty one seconds just by hammering a nail into a piece of wood is amazing.
Wait, is the world record really that small? I managed to go for 45 minutes once, and it got to the point where my eyes were so dried out that it was difficult to close them again, so I definitely could have gone on essentially indefinitely (though one would have to ask at what point permanent damage would occur as a result)... Be right back, contacting Guinness.
This is kinda like that meme that goes something like: “When flat-earthers realize their balls are round.” Which if you think of it like that this music only makes it more funny.
Little did you know, this video is actually interactive, to help Wallace go faster, set the video to 2x speed, to give him a little break, set it to 0.25x speed, to give him a complete break, pause the video.
Yes, this is Grallace and Womit, This man doesn't care for cheese and crackers and is a nice hard working man. His dog is the one who is lazy and makes his owner cook cheese for him, imagine an alternate universe called Wallace and Gromit where this man Loves cheese and crackers more than his own dog. Sounds crazy right? *WRONG*
I watched this for 12 minutes before realizing I had been having a deep philosophical conversation with a fake person I invented in my head while watching a man non-stop-hammering a piece of wood in stop motion
Watching this just makes me appreciate the claymation more and more. In certain frames you can see a tiny speck of white clay show up on Wallace’s arm and then disappear.
@@owio9229 I think the Wallace and gromit creators made the music so try just Type “Wallace and gromit a grand day out soundtracks” go through them and find it
That the music plays normally and isn’t also on a short loop is a brilliant touch. And the extra 41 seconds is to end when that loop of music ends. Not lazy, appreciated
Let's break down why this is such a great video. So first off, the thumbnail. It leaves you questioning, will Wallace be hammering fast, or slow? Will the video start off immediately with him hammering, or will we get a little bit of a set up? All these questions will be answered as soon as you click on the video. The hammering is quick and efficient, and the sound effect is a pleasant tapping instead of something obnoxious or in your face. Nothing extra is added such as explosions as other authors would have done to make the scene more 'funny.' The clip itself plays in both forward and reverse, so you aren't jarred by the sudden clipping if the author were to just restart the clip from the beginning. This is evident due to the fingerprints on Wallace's arm appearing one by one, and disappearing in reverse. Finally, the music. The pleasant, lighthearted tone is perfect for a background loop such as this. It is reminiscent of a looping soundtrack at a theme park while you are walking around between attractions. To me, this represents what is going on inside Wallace's head during his construction project!
@@imveryangryitsnotbutter The fact that seeing this video in my feed still makes me giggle every time means there's more work to do but Wallace is at it day by day!
I just like how his facial expression can be interpreted as literally everything: - pure bliss? - despair? - posessed by a demon? - emptyness? - determination? Only you can decide :D
49:16 honestly has too be my favourite part. The pure dedication to his craft, the joyful music and the satisfying thunks of the hammer just give me a reason to smile.
Y'ever notice how radically different he looks with his mouth closed as opposed to his OMNIOUSLY GRINNING expression he has throughout the more dialog-y scenes? Also I love how you can see the clay dents pop in and out on his left arm(HIS left).
It’s interesting to see that this old version of Wallace has human fingerprints and little dents all over him. I used to think it was lazy, but now I think It’s really charming. It adds a little bit of detail to him, and it’s quite neat.
You absolute s p a s t i c. It took Nick Park. singlehandedly may I add, 8 Years to animate A Grand Day Out, prior to it's 1989 release. Stop motion animation is an incredibly difficult and time-consuming discipline. Grow up zoomer
There was a shot in A Matter Of Loaf And Death of Gromit walking up the stairs with a close-up on his foot, and it's stunning to see a whole 25 fingerprints whizz by in a second. It reminds you of the sheer amount of work put into doing this. About as much as Wallace does in this video.
If all of us had the determination of Wallace, our society wouldn't have nearly as many problems. Wallace is truly an inspiration to us all for working this hard and not giving up.
The scottish: hooray we won against the english, look, they are dismantling their siege engines, they are retreating King Edward the first engineers building the most giant ass trebuchet to ever exist:
With the frame buttons (on PCs it's < and >) you can see he hits the nail 5 times per second so in this 3,640 second video he hits the nail about 18,200 times. If he's powerful enough to drive the nail 1 inch every time he hits it (and it's Wallace so obviously he is) then he would drive the nail deeper than the height of the empire state building.
Never did I think a claymation man slamming a piece of metal onto an unknown surface for an hour straight would motivate me to go work in my own garage.
This inspired me to start a random construction project I don't need at 2AM. If my neighbor sees this comment, sorry, but I got a plank, a hammer and a nail and it's not gonna hammer itself
Wallace: Shit London a burned down Grommit: … Wallace: Too right I’m rebuilding it Grommit: …… Wallace: Almost forgot to bring down my cheese and crackers Also Wallace: Right hammering time
@@StuffandThings_ YOU laugh now, but historians have been doing that for a while. When the city of Pompeii was smothered by the volcano Vesuvius, even the graffiti on the walls was preserved. When the writings were translated in the 20th century, they were revealed to be stuff like “So and So has a tiny dick!”
I've been coming back to this video and watch a small segment of it every once in a while over the past few weeks. In my head Wallace has been hammering consistently the entire time and I'm just checking in to see him still hard at work. It's funny and encouraging.
I have been doing this too! Me and my girlfriend have been using it as motivational music. If we need to get out of bed, get dressed or get some work done, we put Wallace on! If Wallace can work this hard, so can we!
12 Minutes in: I’m just here watching him hammer, it’s pretty funny, especially noticing some tiny details of the stop motion animation I also love how the arm sometimes looks completely disjointed as if it has its own mind and is disconnecting from Wallace to do its job lol 22 Minutes in: Wallace sure is dedicated, like, damn, I wish I could be THAT dedicated, the hammering has really become something much more serene, I barely even hear it anymore, my brain just refuses to process it, it’s become natural to me Weird feeling but it’s expected, you can’t taste your own mouth or smell your nose or hear your brain, that’s how your senses are meant to work 33 Minutes in: Truly Wallace is the most powerful character ever created, oddly what this reminds me of is those images of Reddit mods where one of their arms is SUPER jacked, I imagine that’s what Wallace would look like after this but unlike them he’s actually hot 38 minutes in: It’s really weird that I can just imagine what’s going on off screen as I read these comments, like the nail being turned to dust or the nail dodging every strike or the nail being in the ground farther than the length of the Empire State Building, this video is such a perfect format to get your mind running I might as well give one too for you to imagine “Wallace trying to break open a cheese wheel” 42 Minutes in: It’s hard to perceive reality anymore, everything about this video has become a part of me, this video has become something more, it’s a piece of everyone, it completes us, after enough time we become one with this video, and we become better for it 48 minutes: Wallace is a beacon of hope that we can become better people in our lifetimes, we don’t need to sit around, we don’t need to waste our lives away, we can do something amazing if we simply take the dedication Wallace is so lovingly showing us, the dedication he has is what we should all strive for 52: Look into his eyes, look deep into his pupils and truly perceive the unwavering conviction that he contains, unblinking, undistracted, he is a force of nature that will never stop, his arm just going and going, never resting, never taking a petty human “break”, Wallace is the peak that humanity could reach, if only we try if only we push past all the doubts, all the small insignificant factors holding us back from achieving our potential, we can become the gods themselves if only we take the lead, if we just take Wallace’s advice, truly go by the example that he sets for us, that is all we must do to be happy, to be fulfilled, to be complete : Just look at him, he is happy, he has reached pure happiness and simultaneously pure productivity, he is doing so much for everyone and himself, he’s not sacrificing his own happiness for the sake of productivity, he’s letting it flourish, he’s doing what he loves, isn’t that just beautiful? 1 hour in: Silence Pure silence, the video has come to an end, the transcendent experience is… over It’s something I’ll never get to experience like this ever again But… now that I have to return to this flawed, imperfect reality, I can at least take away something from this experience I now understand that productivity and success will never come from just sitting around, it comes from dedication, it comes from getting out there and achieving your desires, most people in life are quick to give up, to throw in the towel when things don’t go their way, but that’s simply not the way to do it, if you give up in your dreams, you will forever be trapped in a hellscape of life where, soon enough, you realise that your golden opportunity has already come to pass, you must get up, you must strive for your peak, you must do what others cannot, you must push past the odds and achieve your dreams That’s the only way you can be happy, drugs, s-x, and other random crap, that’s all temporary, that’s all a rush of excitement before the understanding of your wasted potential comes rushing back harsher than ever You must push past those things, those things don’t bring you happiness, they bring you a cheap thrill, and that’s it You know that you have it in you, that potential, the ability to succeed, you may have been hurt or demotivated in your past but that doesn’t matter! You can still do what you desire! You have the power inside you, you just need to accept that drive to get up and do it …good luck, truly May we all take something magical away from this experience
As someone with woodworking classes i am both impressed and terrified with how fast he can swing that hammer and for how long he can keep doing it. Edit: i got an apprenticeship as a carpenter and im still scared shitless by his endurance and agility
