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Someone Edited Together 210 Different Movies To Sing M.I.A.'s 'Paper Planes'

Someone Edited Together 210 Different Movies To Sing M.I.A.'s 'Paper Planes'
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The internet is going wild for this masterful mashup.

You've heard "Paper Planes" before, but you have definitely never heard it like this.


No matter how many time you have heard "Paper Planes" before the infectious tune from English rapper M.I.A. never seems to get old.

Now a YouTuber with a black belt in editing re-imagined the track and is making us fall in love with it all over again.


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Using clips from 210 different movies to sing the lyrics, YouTube channel The Usual Suspect remastered the song in a mind-blowing mashup that's going super viral.

Watch it here.


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Also known for his film, TV and game reviews The Usual Suspect seems to love all things pop-culture and has created a number of other similar mashups for different tracks.

For "Paper Planes" he grabbed clips from classic movies like The Silence of the Lambs, Jumanji, Shrek, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Thor: Ragnarok, Pulp Fiction, Home Alone and a couple hundred others to sing the lyrics and also found the perfect samples for the song's cash register and gunshot hook.

The only thing crazier than the mash up is imagining how long it must have taken to put it all together.


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After only a couple of days up on YouTube the video is already skyrocketing into the viral stratosphere, receiving over 300,000 views so far and it's easy to see why.

The thing is a masterpiece.





Though everyone seemed to agree that the samples used for the hook were the highlight of the video.


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Though for loyal followers of the channel the best part seemed to be one of their favorite YouTubers receiving some much deserved recognition.



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Obviously putting together this kind of video takes a very long time, but if the next one is even close to being as good as this one it will be worth the wait.

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