CHOO CHOO CHARLES SONG 'The End of The Line' | Dan Bull & The Stupendium

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CREDITS:
Video by the The Stupendium & Lizzy CJ
Lyrics and vocals by The Stupendium and Dan Bull
Special guest appearance by Shwabadi
Beat produced by tunnA Beatz
Mixed and mastered by oo oxygen
Additional costuming by Lizzy CJ
Set fabrication by Nick J Henderson and The Stupendium
Prouction assistant: Matt/DatedRhyme
3D Printing consultant: Nick H
Filmed on location at the Dean Forest Railway, with special thanks to Nigel, our on-site guide.
And NOT the Severn Valley Railway!

If you like our Choo Choo Charles song then check out the ones by our friends Rockit Music, JT Music, LHUGUENY, DAGames and Aaron Fraser-Nash, whose names I am definitely not putting here to game the YouTube system! Right? Right?

[TheStupendium]

This station plays all my favourite music!

[Admiral_Asgrim]

Every time Dan and Stupendium collaborate I know its going to be excellent, although nothing tops the frostpunk song ❤

[midnightexpress]

As a massive railfan, the sheer number of railway terminoligy you've included is astounding, when you started off by using sleepers, I knew it was going to be fantastic.

But overall the amount of terms was just amazing, and I don't know how many people are going to catch them.

[Shwabadi]

Had so much fun being a part of this vid, thanks for getting me involved 😁

[pandavengador]

Can we take a minute to appreciate the visual effects?
They are amazing I love the scenes as much as the song! Always impress me! Amazing as always!

[trxvito]

3:53 can we talk about how low stu goes at that point? Since when is he a bass!? It’s awesome!!

[Luesatora]

Dan Bull and Stupendium are each fantastic individually, but when they collaborate it is guaranteed to be a whole other level of awesome that is hard to express with just words alone. So I will perform an interpretive dance. Of coarse, you can not see this dance since I am doing it in my room, but please feel free to imagine a 30 year old man performing an interpretive dance in his bedroom to express how amazing Dan Bull and Stupendium are together. Also, I would prefer if you would imagine me wearing a stylish top hat while performing this dance, but I will leave that up to you.

[Demnc]

Whenever you two choo-choose to work together, you never fail to make a great track, hope you continue to do more things along this line!

[adoltin]

Is it just me or does Dan Bull look like he's having an absolute blast the entire time?

[KatEntertainment]

The production on this is insane. Good work!

[Rex]

When ever you and Stupes collab I can safely assume two things about the song you'll produce: 1. It'll be really, really good. 2. It'll be more British than average. Good work you two!

[MountainDewIdaho]

Shwabadi’s acting in this one is amazing. Right up to the standards set in all of yours and Stupendium’s videos.

As always it’s more than just music it’s the whole package

[karbaxes]

As always you guys paid together phenomenally and the song is brilliant

[darkumineru]

you both make a perfect paring for my ears :D love the fast stupes and sinistare tones with dan with his unique voice making it just lovely

[Lazurit]

Feels like a spiritual sequel to "Tune into the madness". I adore how you and Stupes play of each other, the chemistry is off the charts

[AceNoodles_]

I like the little detail of the beginning and end skits being slightly different depending on whose video you watch. Looked like so much fun to film! You all rocked this project!

[armandbier]

5:30 my favorite part is when the Stupendium's hat almost falls off and he just tilts his head to try and keep it on.

[brairag]

Dan Bull and Stupendium is always such an incredible pairing. They accent each other's strengths so well.

[blushslice]

Love this game and this track is KILLER 🚂🚂❤

[greenisnotprimary]

You and Stupes did a bang-up job! This is one of my favorite songs all year. I really like how you both tend to lean more into the evil side of things, not really making songs about the main characters, but about the antagonist. You always did have a rail-way with words.