Dope D.O.D. & Bizarre - Trigger Treat | Official Music Video (Prod. Chubeats) скачать в хорошем качестве

Dope D.O.D. & Bizarre - Trigger Treat | Official Music Video (Prod. Chubeats)

Pre-order a physical copy of the Trigger Treat EP https://www.goonsgear.com/produkt/dop... Music Dope D.O.D. & Bizarre @dopedodofficial bizarresworld Produced by Chubeats https://www.chubeats.com Video Director: Morgan Grunefeld https://www.thefilmcreator.com Director’s assistant: David Boersma   / david_boersma_film   Producer: Jacqueline Castricum Double Rainbow Productions DOP: Roderik Patijn https://www.roderikpatijn.com Camera assistant + Datahandler: Arion Ritzema https://www.heliosfilm.nl Gaffer: Roel Ypma Best Boy: Reinier Reimus https://www.puravideos.com Production Designer: July Janssen https://www.julyjanssen.com Catering: De Loods https://deloods.events Martinus Brouwerij https://www.brouwerijmartinus.nl Production assistant: Martin A van der Ploeg Production assistant, PU talent: Siets Nobel https://www.Jewelbox.nl BTS Photography: Alex Meijer   / mrghostwriter   Location Manager: Hans Ritzema Assistant on set Detroit: Jarmo van Berkel   / jarmo_fm   Edit: Morgan Grunefeld, David Boersma Colorgrading: Antonio Durante https://www.ninodurante.com VFX: Ishan Qureshi: https://ishanqureshi.com Special Thanks to: Mulu Glas, Anton van der Linden, Peter Monnink, Hans en Ebrien, Starring Skits Vicious Jay Reaper Bizarre ChuBeats Vera Monnink (Mother) Anna Dokter (Shining Twin) Elisa Dokter (Shining Twin) #Dopedod #Bizarre #TriggerTreat About There is no underplay in the name of rap group, Dope D.O.D. (Duo of Darkness). Their brand of music is sinister and sometimes difficult to stomach. They channel the dark misogynistic undertones captured in gangster rap and the jokingly macabre antics reminiscent of artists like Eminem. Despite many of their obvious American influences they bring in elements from their homeland. They utilize the dark rifts that historically personified Dutch music culture, incorporating the cinematic tendencies of dark ambient sounds, and seemingly taking cues from the intensity of Black and Death Metal. Dope D.O.D. is unruly onstage and the audience is just as wild. Mosh pits breakout on the floor as well as hardcore dancing. Expect them to jump around in a crazed havoc and insight the audience to go beyond the threshold of reasonable fun. In summary please do not take your parents to see this show or any young children unless you want them to be irrevocably corrupted.