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Credits:
Director: Hiro Murai
Producers: Jason Cole and Danielle Hinde
Production Company: Doomsday
Co-Executive Producers: Chad Taylor and Fam Udeorji
Choreographer: Shay Latukolan
Choreo Asst: Lars Bohte
Prod Supervisor: Roland Berry
Prod Coor: Daniel Brink
Office PA: Giulia Alexander
1st AD: Gavin Macleod
2nd AD: Rick Randell
2nd 2nd AD: Joey Neubauer
DP: Larkin Seiple
Steadicam: Brian Freesh
1st AC: Matt Sanderson
2nd AC: Jonathan Dec
DIT: Earl Fulcher
Gaffer: Matt Ardine
ACLT: Stephanie Hauser
SLT: Nick Perry
SLT: Brad Ferm
SLT: Nick Street
Hyphenate: Jack Shaw
Key Grip: Justin Moran Duquette
Best Boy Grip: Aaron Stinde
Dolly Grip” Connor Bordell
Grip: Austin Johnson
Grip: Fernando Nevarez
Hypenate: Abel Soto
PD: Page Buckner
Asst Art Director: Jenny Lass
Lead Person: Pablo Sanchez
Set Decorator: Tamar Barnoon
On Set Decorator: Denver Stoddard
Set Dresser: Carlos Canon
Set Dresser: Noah Tavares
Set Dresser: Sergip Arevalos
Sound Mixer: John Rampey
VTR: Jarrod Butler
Location Mgr: Alex Dominguez
Costume Designer: Mary Zophres
Costumer: Kelly Porter
Asst Costume Designer: Josh Quinn
Asst Costume Designer: Adrian Lubanski
Lead Make Up: Michele Lewis
Make Up Asst: Petrice Bankhead
Makeup Asst: Deborah Humphries
Make Up (CG): Autumn Moultrie
Make Up Asst (CG): Dalia Younan
Lead Hairstylist: Andrea Mona Bowman
Hair Assist: Yvette Shelton
Hair Asst: Kamaaura Eley
Hairstylist (CG): Tiffany Daughtry
Groomer: Janice Kinjo
Stunt Coordinator: Ryan Sturz
Club Mgr: Quinta Brunson
Pipe 1 Dancer: Monyett Crump
Pipe 2 Dancer: Rob Bynes
Stunt Performer: Xavier Charles
Stunt Performer/ Man with gun: Eric Watson
Smoking Man: Leopold Murphy
The Girl: Ezenwa IIabor
Blues Guitarist: Oscar Jordan
Laughing Man: Landry Barb
Dancer in the desert: Zonta Te’Ahnna Wallace
Edited at PARALLAX
Edited by Luke Lynch
Assistant Editor Victor Dos Santos
Executive Producer Graham Zeller
Post Producer Eliza Moley
Sound Designer: Trevor Gates/ Formosa
VFX by Monumental and Square VFX
Head of Post Production: Laïla Hamdaoui
Post Producer: Elisa Johanna Känd
VFX Creative Directors: Mathieu Jussreandot, Colin Journée
VFX Production Manager: Julie Delepine
On-set VFX Supervisor: Ben Kadie
CG Generalists: Victor Dufayard, Laurent Basset
Mattepainting: Richard Gomard
Compositing: Thomas Jouenne, Adrien “Palmito” Renay, Isabelle Tchoungang
Roto: Sancio VFX
Color: Alex Bickel
Management: Gilga/W+R, Myles Williams, Savannah Braswell, and Mariah Christian

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48 Comments

  1. After several listens, this becomes such a banger. I wasn't feeling it at first, but it really grows on you. Absolute fire, I love 3:41

  2. My guess is a parody of Bruno Mars and Beyonce. Two artists who's success was based on doing very dry, very white and very strange versions of black American musical genres.

  3. Lyrics

    [Chorus: Childish Gambino]

    Little foot, big foot, get out the way

    I'ma show y'all how to move this yay'

    I'ma show y'all how to move like this

    I'ma show y'all that a move ain't, woo

    Little foot, big foot, get out the way

    I'ma show y'all how to move this yay'

    I'ma show y'all how to move like this

    I'ma show y'all that a move ain't, woo (Woo)

    [Verse 1: Childish Gambino]

    Little foot, big foot, get out the way

    Bustin' out bales, I've been bustin' all day

    Bustin' out bales, we were sellin' that hay

    We been movin' that snow, I was ridin' that sleigh

    Double cup C's, had to put them in the safe

    Got the semi on deck, .45, AK

    Servin' up fiend, I remember that J

    Brought his daughter to the house, I was cryin' all day

    L's rolled up and I'm packin' that heat

    12 roll up and I'm slappin' them feet

    He was only sixteen, he was lookin' at three

    Now he lookin' at nine, pray to God he don't speak

    Water drip rich, so we gave 'em that leak

    Bales got my baby mama nails on fleek

    I was seven years old, daddy thrown in the clink

    Said, "Life ain't fair, everybody gon' cheat"

    [Chorus: Childish Gambino]

    Little foot, big foot, get out the way

    I'ma show y'all how to move this yay'

    I'ma show y'all how to move like this

    I'ma show y'all that a move ain't, woo

    Little foot, big foot, get out the way

    I'ma show y'all how to move this yay'

    I'ma show y'all how to move like this

    I'ma show y'all that a move ain't, woo (Woo)

    [Verse 2: Childish Gambino]

    Chicken coupe, chicken soup, I got the wave

    Move so smooth like butter, like shea

    Crime don't pay, I ain't heard what they say

    Quarter brick, half a brick, whole brick, ayy (Ayy)

    Cotton ball white like hen house floors

    Could've been broke, this the life I chose

    They was in school, I was stirrin' that pot

    Daddy couldn't come home, I was takin' that spot

    Life move fast like a movie, so quick

    Dark-skinned beauty got a booty so thick

    She a down-home chick, she'll hit that lick

    Had to drop my old girl 'cause she think that she slick

    I ain't seen him in a minute, so I think he might flip

    Had to hit him with the stick, man, you niggas ain't—woo

    If I couldn't move bricks, I don't know what I'd do

    I ain't worried 'bout mine, you can worry 'bout you

    [Chorus: Childish Gambino]

    Little foot, big foot, get out the way

    I'ma show y'all how to move this yay'

    I'ma show y'all how to move like this

    I'ma show y'all that a move ain't, woo

    Little foot, big foot, get out the way

    I'ma show y'all how to move this yay'

    I'ma show y'all how to move like this

    I'ma show y'all that a move ain't, woo (One, two, one, two, three, ah)

    [Verse 3: Young Nudy]

    (Slime)

    Put my foot in that work

    Everything you stepped on (Step on)

    You sayin' this all to me, boy, you got stepped on (Oh, yeah)

    I roll 'em up a light, you know I get my rep on (Get my rep on)

    And I just pour a pussy all up in this styrofoam (Yeah)

    Diamonds on me, six, EA, my zone (EA)

    Got up by myself, ain't nobody put me on (Ain't nobody put me on)

    Turn a pop song into a real scrap song (To a real scrap song)

    I just unloaded in ya bitch

    Deepthroat, she just tryna suck a nigga dick

    Freak hoe, I could never fall for your bitch (Nah)

    Ego's too slow, mind too big (Mind too big)

    Check out my life, I live big (Yeah)

    Check out my ice, yes, they dig (They dig)

    Walked in, Mike Tyson, knock 'em down, shit (Knock 'em down, shit)

    All these diamonds on me hittin' (On me hittin')

    (Yeah, diamonds)

    All these diamonds on me hittin' (All these diamonds on me hittin')

    Yeah

    Real raw rook', came up on rich (Real raw rook', came up on rich)

    Huh, gotta keep it real, right hand on my brick (Yeah)

    Everybody hatin' on me 'cause I'm lit (Yeah)

    Top of the world, and I ain't givin' y'all shit

    Damn (Top of the world, I ain't givin' y'all shit)

    Slime, ow, slime, ow

    (Top of the world, and I ain't givin' y'all shit)

    [Chorus: Childish Gambino]

    Little foot, big foot, get out the way

    I'ma show y'all how to move this yay'

    I'ma show y'all how to move like this

    I'ma show y'all that a move ain't, woo

    Little foot, big foot, get out the way

    I'ma show y'all how to move this yay'

    I'ma show y'all how to move like this

    I'ma show y'all that a move ain't, woo (Woo)

  4. "Do not make eye contact with the front row. They will take it as a challenge."

    That's the 60's alright 😂

  5. THATS WHY!!! bc this reminds me of "Banana boat" bc of 5 foot 6 foot 7 foot bunch! the foot in the title reminded me :')

  6. For me, the song ends at 4:49 – I get having your mates on a track or that you've got a deal with a dude to add something to a song, but you'd hope the 'contractor' would at least try and add something that enhances the song or the theme. Not some generic mumble rap shit on the end with no tie in. Great song as always Dong Lover 🙂 <3

  7. GUESS WE HAVE tO HAVE A GUN GOING OFF IN EVERY VIDEO OF HIS NOW – "no reaction till we see blood" – j.cole reference

  8. It s like he got possessed by Beyoncé then nudy comes out casually. Onesto reaction: pretty damn entrattaining

  9. You ever realized the crowd wasn't feeling the music until somebody was killed by the artist. Sound familiar the reason these rappers talk about killing cause they want everyone to believe them and if you ain't killing or talking about killing its considered lame smh but people will still look you in the face and say it's not the devils work and it can be in many forms not just rap

  10. Genius. Did you really get what this masterthinker is saying? Look beneath the surface. Think twice about what you really see. I had to …

  11. That Young Nudy verse totally ruined the vibe of this song tbh. Super jarring hearing it at the end.

  12. There are so many messages here. First the lyrics. I may be misunderstanding them, but it sounds like he's describing his life and he was a coke dealer (moving that snow, riding the sleigh) and he protected himself with a gun (AK) and he chose that life because his dad wasn't around. He's putting serious lyrics to a jovial, silly song and a performance almost reminiscent of shucking/jiving or minstrelsy that its easy to miss. He's a musical buffoon.

    However, the audience doesn't buy what he puts out until a guy tries to kill him and the murder attempt backfires. The audience laughs right past the violence and its only at that point they begin to care about the performance.

    And I think that speaks to the hip hop industry today. We have so many buffoons nowadays who put hot garbage in their songs, the only reason they reach stardom is because they're either violent or live through violence and a lot of people find it "cool" that they kill someone or survive violence. We the audience are to blame for these new age clowns reaching stardom because we celebrate violence. Even if you survive violence, your survival should be celebrated not the violence itself.

    I may not have the message exactly on point but this is what I'm taking from it.

  13. My man having fun he hit the oj da juice man quarter brick half a brick whole brick ayeeee

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