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I don’t even buy that over priced crap. I just use filtered tap water, tastes nearly the same, and most bottled water is just filtered tap water any way.
Why isn’t this a commercial on TV?
Even if it were shortened to 30 seconds or 15 seconds, the impact of the sound of the bottles and then the recycle symbol at the end are huge!
Recycling in effect doesn’t exist. All recycling is downcycling, as the plastic degrades in quality and purity each time it is recycled. The reality is that people shouldn’t recycle, they should stop consuming petroleum based plastics altogether, and switch to bioplastics such as hemp oil based plastics, which break down in a non-toxic manner.
bottled water is shipped to Coca Cola in powder form, and then each bottle is refilled with tap water once at the bottling company.
the powder has all the usual chemicals in it that we are “supposed to be” injesting on a daily basis.
Yummy. plastic rich water. I Wonder how much is stuck in our bodies?
educational.pls check my video on indegenous plastic recycling of soda bottles in the Philippines by a Filipino guy.thanks
damn
That is awesome…for the plastic companies that make them as well! Every bottle is about $0.15 in their pocket…. that would be nice wouldn’t it?
And for the idiots who believe the ‘guvment should run your life and tell you what to buy, go F yourself.
wow you must have a mega computer to render this
sick
The gov’t should use your video as a public announcement. Its sad to realize that there are too few options for someone to integrate green practices into daily living. I personally would use your idea to advertise a refillable soda and water shop.
Good use of your animation. There are other people who are able to do such animations, but very few of them intend to say something with them.
I really like the idea of a looped version, too.
This is what we call Fuck Us!
ARGH gay with bottles! The images!
The thrust and outflow of those bottles is huge!
yeah, but only gay with bottles, bottles give the best head.
crytek CRYENGINE 3!!!!!!!
you guys are gay
nice physics on the bottles.
that is an awesome idea… maybe updates from recyling centres so you can vary the speed!
Great work. You should make a looping version of the bottle waterfall and post it on a website so it shows that the waterfall is neverending, maybe with a counter adding up the constant output of un-recycled bottles. I can help with the Flash coding if you decide to do it.
How cheap it is has nothing to do with it. In #7 bottles, Bishpenol A (BPA) is leached which has been linked to causing all kinds of bad health problems. Also, #1 bottles are recommended for only one time use. However, other plastics such as #2 HDPE or #5 PP are perfectly fine. However, it is recommended that they are washed often. (But the same goes for your glass and steel water bottles too.) So yep. Hope that helps.
Well done an excilent interperation of the facts, thats really quite a spooky figure
thats true but if you use a #5 then u might have to be careful,cuz #5 is kind of a cheap plastic,the higher the number the cheaper the plastic is
SakuraHarunoFan1 you’re right, no matter how well-intentioned you are, you should only use a #1 plastic bottle once before recycling it. However, #2s can be refilled unlimited times without leeching chemicals into the fluid inside. #5 plastics are also good in that way.
Source: National Geographic GreenGuide
Good, but I think you could have cut out rihanna.
I LOVE YOUR WORK!!! I admire the way your able to blend the music from the vidoes to the music it works and mashes together soooo well!! You have a rare gift and ear for music!! Thanks for sharing your work mate!! one love
daaaamn 15 songs
wow! do a version without blondie! but tis really great
blondie should be removed
we love this song!
@tweak25 the intro is from Take That – Back for Good
@tweak25 free fallin – tom petty
Amazing.
3:36 “I watch you when you are sleeping” haha what?
@tweak25 “Back for Good” by Take That
EPIC EPIC EPIC!!!
This is one of my favorites.
whats the intro from?
@sounbelievablykool – maybe it’s because, in this case, Blondie sounds off, as well as Coldplay in this case does also. But, anyway, this guy is a genious. I am amazed with his work. I listened Girl talk work and thought it was cool but the excess of rap annoyed me… This Peter Bull guy on other hand, nailed my musical taste and he uses little to none rap music. He is ace!!!
BUT he has better mashups and videos than this one!
SO GOOD. Goosebumps every time <3
talk about excellent.
not one of the better ones imo
Coldplay officially sealed it. One of your best!
I agree, it started off very well, but in the end it was just a bit too much jumbled at once… It was like you were trying too hard to add more to it, when it’s better to keep it relatively simple.
what song is at 0:46 ?
its phenomenal how you bring awesome songs from many genres and blend them into one beautiful mash-terpiece lol
Norwegian Recycling, Hood Internet and Milkman = pure gold
great mashup!
why is everyone hating blondie :O