Moymoy Palaboy in YouTube

The YouTube is filled with several videos ranging from crazy ones down to political platforms of candidates running for office in government from various countries. Personally, I would say that the site is in fact an informal gallery for a showcase of talents. Judging from the concept of most videos uploaded in the site, one could say that there is an evident pool of talents there.

Just recently, I came across a video submitted by someone in the name of Mario Volare. Among the selection of videos they offer, I particularly took a liking for the one which a mock music video for the popular song entitled “Low”.

I was really amazed with the way they presented it. The video was artistically crafted and very entertaining. I would have to applaud their abilities in editing and putting the scenes together in order to have a continuous flow that would fit to the background music. With every beat of the song, they were able to come up with an appropriate attack of art. They shoot at several locations using even their day to day activities as part of the scenes in the music video. It is apparent that they are having so much fun doing it.

They sing the song as if it is their own. Although they were only lip singing, the timing was just right. I guess they must have taken the time to memorize the lyrics. The characters in the music video looked very comfortable with what they are doing and gave their all to make such an amusing production. You would really want to watch the video over and over.

Even by just watching the video, you could feel the happy vibrations and you would really be laughing so hard. What is even more to that is the inspiration it could give to others too. A feeling of envy would actually gnaw at you and almost so consuming that you can’t resist not getting your own equipments and shoot your own video.

Honestly, my friends and I did try doing one after watching the “Mario Volare” video but the results were comical though. We could not seem to put things rightly the way the Volare did it. This really made me think that even if it was done out of folly, the talents simply emanates.

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