Pi Song 2

This is an updated version of my animation set to Hard 'n Phirm's "Pi"

Made with Adobe Flash CS3

[TDRaichu]

Definatly the BEST animation to the Pi song I've ever seen! :)

[lailaiyip]

What’s that cat doing there in the 1 at 0:49

[basloo]

You have mastered you're Math skills, Grasshopper..

[thehaloring]

The visuals are more confusing than pi itself.

[cr]

Has to be the most impressive Pi Song Video i have ever seen.

Nice Job!

[rcoiteux]

These guys are creative... and nerdy... and AWESOME

[MatthewDaelin]

I've memorized the entire song! No joke!

[FirengeI]

One of the best videos on the Internet

[BlazeinTheMorningDew]

I've been listening to Pi songs all afternoon. Even found one in Japanese. XD But these flashes of yours go best with this song. Awesome work :D

[Theacker]

Someone finally found a pattern in these random numbers...

[lolliamfriendly]

Why do I wish this was forever long so I could watch it nonstop 💀

[JessicaBarbie]

hard work paid off! yay it's still officially PI day here. :D

[RithvikRao]

this is the most amazing thing i have ever seen. it has better graphics than the original.

[dmenkhau]

I memorized a billionth of the song!
3.14. xD
REALLY cool video!

[morvelification]

you look closely, there's also longcat on the nine after 'the game'
hahah

[LukeZX]

@tohypa12345 Pi is the ratio of a circle's circumference to diameter, so they compare the length of the diameter to the circumference. Diameter x 3 would be able to fit in the circumference, with a little remainder. That remainder is how the scientists and mathematicians calculate out the decimal digits, which is calculated to be infinite numbers, no ending, no pattern.

[Austron]

@shanman150 Awesome! And happy pi day to you and your class ^.^

[Coffmiester]

idk y i <3 this song so much . . . it just sounds cool and i think the video is pretty awesome!

[shanman]

My Spanish class is celebrating pi day Monday, and I'm helping to plan it! I hope we can squeeze this video in!

[tomysshadow]

@tohypa12345 Pi is always C / D (circumference of a circle divided by diameter). That means if you have a can and you (with a bendable measuring tape) can measure around the can, that is circumference, or the distance you have to walk around on a circle to get back to the same point where you started. If you measure a line straight through the top of the circle, that is diameter, and half of that distance is called radius.