Adventure Time & Performance Art

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00:00It's adventure time!

00:02Whitcher it doesn't go, whitcher it doesn't go.

00:04Hi guys! I'm making a fourth video in one week.

00:08What is this? Surprise attacks.

00:10Suddenly surprise videos all over your YouTubes.

00:15For me. For you. Bad at talking.

00:18I'm sitting in front of my bookcase right now.

00:20I don't think I've ever done this before.

00:21And I got my fancy camera back.

00:23I hope you guys are happy because I know you didn't like the eyesight.

00:25Slammy cow!

00:27I made this video to tell you about performance art.

00:30I frequently go see performance art here in New York City.

00:32Some of my favorite pieces over the past year have included a man who sang the

00:36entire side of a low-fat Wheat Fins box.

00:39Another show included two girls who did a lot of that

00:43stuff that I can't do because I'm not coordinated.

00:45At one point they got like a little toy hamster and a little toy hamster wheel

00:49and they took it out of the wheel and they just let it go across the stage and they yelled

00:52GOOOOOO!

00:55Getting to my point.

00:56This weekend I went to see some Polish acoustic electro music.

01:00But I spent a lot of the show thinking about like

01:03what I would do if I had my own performance art show.

01:05And I think I've settled on it.

01:07So if any of you are incredibly wealthy or in a gallery or

01:12my email address is on my channel page and you can inquire about this.

01:16The theme of the piece is documentation.

01:18I go into a venue, maybe a large church.

01:21I'm hoping there are two floors.

01:24Like a balcony all around the top side and then a big open floor down below.

01:27So I put the audience on the bottom floor and I spread them all out a little bit.

01:30Normally you would sit right next to somebody in the audience of a show,

01:32but I want to put people like one seat away.

01:34And I want the audience to be capped at about 20 people.

01:37I come out to start the show and first thing I do is I put a big clock out there.

01:41It's like a timer.

01:43And I set the clock for about 30 minutes and I press go.

01:46Then I start asking the audience questions.

01:48And I ask them all like, where are you all from?

01:51And I write it all down.

01:52So I would spend part of the show measuring the room,

01:54sort of like measuring how big the like dots or the floor space is.

01:58I might start taking off like pieces of clothing,

02:01taking pictures of them with like a Polaroid camera

02:03and writing down details about them,

02:05like where I bought them, how much it cost.

02:07I might weigh myself.

02:08I might document the resonant frequency of the room.

02:11I would definitely document the temperature,

02:14maybe the humidity if I could find a way.

02:15I don't know, that's science.

02:16I would basically write down every piece of information I could.

02:21I just document the room that these 20 people are sitting in for this half an hour.

02:25I actually thought about getting those things that you insert into,

02:27like make your own sound birthday cards

02:29and just recording little like pieces of the room noise,

02:33even if something's happening.

02:34So once I have all of those things,

02:35I start to put them together into a book.

02:38And I do this during the performance still.

02:41And I'll like, you know, paste all the photos of my clothing,

02:43write all my details down neatly,

02:46do any drawings I need to do of like the floor plan of the room

02:49or maybe a sketch of like the person who's in that certain seat,

02:52the front row or something every single show.

02:54So I build this book, it's maybe like 20 pages long,

02:56has all the information of the show.

02:58And the end of the show is just me

03:01xeroxing copies of it and stapling them together.

03:04And then after the show, people are free to leave

03:07or they can stick around for me to finish my photocopying

03:10and take their book away.

03:11Do you guys think I'm crazy because I have this idea?

03:14Um, I really like it.

03:15I'll probably never do it because I'm not a performer.

03:17I'm actually very shy, IRL.

03:20Can you believe it?

03:21I know.

03:21And it doesn't involve me getting naked

03:23and pouring milk and glitter all over myself.

03:24So that's always a good thing.

03:26What do you guys think?

03:27Do you know anything about performance art?

03:28Or have you just seen interior semiotics on the internet?

03:31If you don't know what that is, don't Google it.

03:33You're gonna Google it anyway because you're defying young people.

03:36Okay, I'm gonna go now because I just finished episode 12

03:40of season three of Breaking Bad and I'm like on the edge of my seat.

03:44I need to finish it right now.

03:46Bye!

03:48Bug, you ate them.

03:50Yeah, you ate my prize.

03:53Trivia, that girl, the girl who does the voice from Marceline

03:56and the singing from Marceline

03:57is the American girl that the little boy in love actually is in love with.

04:06You eat it!

04:07Perfect!

04:09Nice job!

04:10noch because I don't think of everyone,

04:12but now I'm really not HARRISON.

04:14Who?

04:14Do you want to go and enjoy the Path Molecular Relief?

04:18Or maybe not?

04:18Where do you bring?

04:20Just kijken.

04:21Keep watching new videos.

04:22And just click on Instagram and watch a couple of ads that will tell you if you're

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04:31Come in.

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