#INSIDIA ADULT SWIM TV#
“I’ve got Adult Swim on every night, I keep my TV on Cartoon Network,” he said. VANO 3000 describes himself as “a huge fan of Adult Swim.” The New York-based producer also describes himself as both “timeless” and a millennial. The result was an aesthetic that could only be described as peak Adult Swim.
First, he created a song by sampling BadBadNotGood’s “Time Moves Slow.” Then he paired the sound with a video of a Spider-Man character actor walking through a New York City subway station, clearly annoyed that he’s being recorded. The TikTok tributes to Adult Swim’s bumps, the short segments that air during commercial breaks on Cartoon Network’s late-night programming, started last month with a post by music producer VANO 3000. “There hasn’t been a viral trend that actually showed creativity since, I would say, early 2019.” “We’re having to come up with very creative, unique, one of a kind content, and it’s just so incredible what talent is brought out when something like this is viral,” said Maya Abdallah, a 19-year-old influencer based in Los Angeles. Instead of just asking users to lip-sync to funny audio or get dressed up for a basic-to-bussin’ transformation, the trend has demanded a more artistic approach. The Adult Swim trend, which has taken over TikTok this week, is bringing out a side of the platform that has been missing. This is another story about a viral internet trend.
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