JASH Presents: Major Lazer, Bruno Mars, 2 Chainz, Tyga & Mystic - "Bubble Butt" (Eric Wareheim)
Here we have the second Major Lazer post of the day; Yeah, I guess I could've augmented that Macklemore piece [below] to include it, but I really think "Bubble Butt" deserves it's own post. I can almost picture it now: Diplo and Eric Wareheim hanging out, watching TV and drinking beer, seeing the old school "Baby Got Back" video, and wondering how they could re-create it for 2013 A.D. It's more or less a companion set of visuals meant to go along with last week's "Bubble Butt" (Remix), which features Bruno Mars, 2 Chainz, Tyga, and Mystic - None of whom actually appear in the booty-licious Wareheim-directed video ha. I'd personally like to think that when he's not jet-setting back and forth across the free world, Diplo hangs out with the infamous Tim & Eric cult-hero, who's had a hand in creating the twisted bionic soldier of the zombie apocalypse Major Lazer mythology.
"Bubble Butt" chronicles the transformation of 3 self-proclaimed "fucking whores" turned, as Mr. Chainz would oh so eloquently say, big-booty hoes. A Godzilla-sized flying ass-monster injects the Lady GaGa look-a-likes with some sort of instant ass-growing serum and their lame house-party suddenly turns into a crazy sexual rump-shaking, shimmering Day-Glo dance club. Needless to say, this one's pretty NSFW because as you'd expect, it's chock-full of mondo-butts, bare midriffs, and plenty of cleavage. Major Lazer's long-awaited sophomore album, Free The Universe, is now available on Secretly Canadian/Mad Decent, while you can conveniently pick up LAZER STRIKES BACK (Vol. 1-4) over @ Soundcloud.
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