Why it worked
The video taps into nostalgia for classic cartoons and popular hip-hop tracks, creating a strong emotional connection with viewers who appreciate both genres. The clear and concise presentation of each sample makes it easily digestible and shareable.
Product placement
Inspector Gadget (1983) - cartoon theme song. Appears, removing it would not change the video. The Show (1985) - hip-hop song. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Doug E. Fresh - hip-hop artist. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Slick Rick - hip-hop artist. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Underdog (1989) - cartoon theme song. Appears, removing it would not change the video. The Allan Toussaint Orchestra - music group. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin' ta F' Wit (1993) - hip-hop song. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Wu-Tang Clan - hip-hop group. Appears, removing it would not change the video. RZA - music producer. Appears, removing it would not change the video. The God of Basketball Arrives (2011) - Regular Show episode. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Regular Show - animated TV series. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Breathe (2024) - song by Yeat. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Yeat - music artist. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Bart How - music producer. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Starboy - music producer. Appears, removing it would not change the video. The Black Knight Comes to Life (1969) - Scooby-Doo episode. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Scooby-Doo - animated TV series. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Nas Is Coming (1996) - hip-hop song. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Nas - hip-hop artist. Appears, removing it would not change the video. Dr. Dre - music producer. Appears, removing it would not change the video.