here comes the sun

[SebastianLague]

Never would've thought this style would work so well in 3d. It's glorious! Also loved the deleting of the default cube at the end. It is tradition.

[danielthrasher]

Bill Wurtz in 3 dimensions is 100% called for.

[growthpotion]

I am still, a full year later, completely convinced that the release of this video completely altered the course of human history

[PaulFJarnes]

"What's your favorite song"
"Here Comes the Sun"
"Oh cool, I love the Beatles"
"Sure... The Beatles..."

[Boffy]

Oh ok now I see why he left for a year. He was finding a way to slow down time so he could spend 10 years editing this

[skyetheuniversalspy]

The worst realization I’ve had today is that this was two years ago. Bill wurtz has been back for two years. Time moves too quickly and I’m now having a mental breakdown

[crckrbrrs]

it took me TWO YEARS to realize that the "we lay about and wonder what we're gonna do" melody is THE LICK

[ForeverGambino]

Aaaand now the world goes back to normal

[publicsaar]

The fact that this entire video is 3D and he actually manages to keep the same style, pace and magic of his older videos just blows my mind

[RED-slle]

He had an entire genre to himself, nobody could compete on his own playing field but he decided to double down anyways and improve himself even more.

What a Lad.

[caimanaraujo]

In the day this song came out, I was REALLY sad. But then I heard it while petting my sleeping cat that was on my lap, and everything was once again fine.

[starbonk]

He spends a year learning 3D animation and didn’t stop. That’s just commitment right there

[tem]

“might quit” doesn’t necessarily mean “will quit”.

[davitucsonn]

The idea that the sun is depicted in many geometrical forms, therefore making it an abstract object with a name, is interesting, because it doesn't matter how the sun looks like, anything can be your sun, if you want it to be the sun that brings you happiness

[semi-skimmedmilk]

“no stranger to fallin in love”

Did I just get billrolled?

[yoyoyoppp]

Bill didn’t disappear, he was only training to reach his full power.

[joylox]

This is unironically one of my favourite songs. It combines the things I liked about when Owl City first got popular, with taking everything all a step further into the weird dreamlike state without being too absurd to be catchy or understood.

[derekc.]

that "is it really over" is possibly my favorite musical moment in all of the bill wurtz discography

[han-huo]

I like how he doesn't acknowledge his absence, he just posts again like nothing happened

[thegamersclub]

Underappreciated detail, during the first verse when it mentions sadness, the face is smiling but it really looks like the kind of fake smile you put on to avoid crying in public. I think that's really deep and I love it. (Or it might just be me projecting honestly who knows).