In his brand new 360/Virtual Reality music video Harry Shotta questions the line between real and virtual worlds and the social implications of new technology.
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Harry Shotta | Virtual Insanity [Music Video] (360/VR): SBTV
In his brand new 360/Virtual Reality music video Harry Shotta questions the line between real and virtual worlds and the social implications of new technology.
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![VR - Virtual Reality (prod.by Snail's House) / KMNZ [Official Music Video] #KMNZVR](http://www.technewsfix.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/1687515740_maxresdefault-300x200.jpg)
Sick
chupala negro
Suprised this aint blown up
What a song
Bigg ?
Mans got bars. Never heard of him b4 though it was battle rapper shotty horrah lol
The the first 2 mins of its just fucking annoying
The rest is on it
Big up Harry Shotta everytime blessed to work with ya
Why has no one ever used this concept before, shottas lyrics while flying around was mad
yes shotta that vid is next level watching it bunnin a zoot and dayummmmmm haha big up man
This is craazyy ???
We already got a rapper for from that world and he's Potter payper. Don't know about this Harry shotta stuff. Guy probably don't even shot. 3PP
"Do you remember the 1st VR Music Video you watched?" "Yer mate , Harry Shotttttta!"
Thought outside the box love it ?
In just one word – 'heavy!'
Oh damn
respect from an italian gooner
Tune dude â
2:10 he starts
52nd view???
This is hardddd man
In his brand new 360/Virtual Reality music video Harry Shotta questions the line between real and virtual worlds and the social implications of new technology. The video takes you on a journey from the real world to a virtual dreamlike landscape where Harry breaks down the subject matter with a barrage of lyrical insights & flows.
Please watch this with VR GOGGLES on: Google Cardboard will work â You have to experience it in 3D to get the full immersion…..
The Cyber-City fly-through was a combination of a high fidelity procedurally generated city and a full facial motion capture of Shotta, applied to a monumental digital sculpture, built by VR legend OliVR.
All of this was achieved by utilising the cinematic 360 power of current game production technology, Unity 3D, the backbone of the most of games played today; from indy productions to AAA blockbusters. These technologies are the storytelling tools of the future and Monkey Science is at the forefront of harnessing their potential.