My First Skit - Make it Blue!

Cary Hardy·video·4m 28s·analyzed·Dec 20, 2020

Analysis

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TL;DR

Comedic skit about Led Zeppelin pinball art package and cabinet color decisions.

Summary

A comedic skit by Cary Hardy depicting a fictional Led Zeppelin pinball machine art package decision meeting. The skit parodies the Led Zeppelin pinball release by showing cost-cutting art choices for Pro/Premium tiers and a humorous debate over powder coating colors for the LE cabinet, featuring a reference to the 'Blue' song by Eiffel 65.

Key Claims

Led Zeppelin pinball art packages feature different album covers for Pro vs Premium tiers
high confidence · Skit dialogue mentions Pro uses third album, Premium uses first album
Premium tier art was created by cutting costs by directly copying album cover art onto cabinet sections
high confidence · Character states: 'I literally did it myself I mean I took their album cover and I just like blew it up like 200 and then I just like copy that image on every section'
Led Zeppelin LE features 'swan song' as thematic element
medium confidence · Character references 'the swan song' when discussing LE version

Notable Quotes

“I literally did it myself I mean I took their album cover and I just like blew it up like 200 and then I just like copy that image on every section of the cabinet I don't think anybody's going to notice.”
Character (fictional art director)@ 1:01 — Humorous commentary on perceived cost-cutting measures in Premium tier art
“Make it blue!”
Character (fictional decision-maker)@ 2:53 — Running joke/reference to 'Blue (Da Ba Dee)' by Eiffel 65
“I have a blue house. I drive a blue Corvette. Please don't.”
Character (fictional decision-maker)@ 2:45 — Setup for Eiffel 65 'Blue' song reference
“after giving it some serious thought, I changed my mind on the blue. So, I can tell the team to just go ahead and start doing the white, and then we can make it baby blue.”
Character (fictional art director)@ 3:39 — Ironic conclusion subverting the earlier argument

Entities

Cary Hardyperson Led ZeppelingameMichael KlietzpersonEiffel 65music_artist

Signals

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design_philosophy: Comedic commentary on perceived shortcuts in art package creation for mid-tier offerings
medium · Character boasts about cost savings by simply copying/enlarging album cover across entire cabinet without expecting detection
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product_strategy: Skit depicts Led Zeppelin featuring different album artwork across Pro/Premium/LE tiers, with visible cost-saving measures on Premium tier
medium · Pro uses third album, Premium uses first album (directly copied/blown up), LE uses 'swan song' theme with custom powder coating

Topics

Led Zeppelin pinball art package designprimaryPinball cabinet color/powder coating optionsprimaryTiered pricing (Pro/Premium/LE) art differentiationprimaryCost-cutting in game art productionsecondaryComedy/parody of pinball industrysecondary

Sentiment

positive(0.75)— Light-hearted, affectionate parody of pinball industry decision-making processes. Humor is directed at fictional cost-cutting and indecisiveness rather than malicious criticism. Intended to entertain pinball community through recognizable industry tropes.

Transcript

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Abudidaabudai Holmes ... Clank Abudidadabudai Michael Klietz ... Huet What? Oh... Much better. I'm just listening to this new song Pretty sure that song is over 20 years old now. I doubt it You know, it's not worth it look the the art packages are in for Led Zeppelin sweet Let me see what you got. Here you go. All right, so with the pro we're going with their third album. All right, all right Alright, and the premium, okay so we're going with their first album, alright. Yeah we actually saved quite a bit of money on the premium art because I literally did it myself I mean I took their album cover and I just like blew it up like 200 and then I just like copy that image on every section of the cabinet I don't think anybody's going to notice. Oh, it's beautiful. Like the art? No, that you saved us a lot of money. Oh, of course. Alright, so on to the LE. Alright, the swan song. But why am I not seeing any armor or legs on this machine? Ah, yes, that is actually why I needed you here. The art department finished up doing some mockups for the different types of coloring for the powder coating and they needed you to make a decision on what color. Blue. I haven't even shown you the mock-ups yet. Blue! Will you please just look at the mock-ups? Fine. Alright so here is the yellow version Yep And here we have the red version Mm-hmm. And now the white. Now the white is actually pretty popular among the team right now. Uh, where's the blue version? Well, the art team did some comparisons, and they just felt like the blue just wasn't a good fit. Not a good fit? What's wrong with blue? I mean, I have a blue house. I drive a blue Corvette. Please don't. Make it blue. It won't look good, and if we do this, we... Wasn't that Corey guy who's going to make a video? His name is Kerry. Look, make it blue. Or else, I am getting wireless earbuds. These are just no longer in style I have a blue house with a Sigh Great Now that song is stuck in my head I'm blue, I'm blue, I'm blue, I'm blue, I'm blue, I'm blue, Look, after giving it some serious thought, I changed my mind on the blue. Oh, good. So, I can tell the team to just go ahead and start doing the white, and then we can make it baby blue. That's even worse! Son of a... Outro Music