Huge Lego Salmon fish Cutting / Mukbang / Stop Motion Cooking ＆ ASMR

This time, I made a video of cooking salmon rice topped with king salmon.
It took a little over a month to make and shoot salmon as big as its name.
I made a video with about 3,000 photos.
(Including the footage taken again, I filmed more than a 10000.)

Thank you for waiting for me, and please enjoy watching it~

And if you have any videos you want to watch, please recommend them through comments :)

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[headphonesdawg]

The fact that even when the fish isn't moving you're still moving in stop motion... Really shows the amount of dedication to everything here

[outofdarts]

I clicked. I don't know what I expected. That was satisfying.

[humairaumam]

Can we just appreciate how long it takes to make this ?its so perfectly done including the slight change in the colour while cooking, sizzling, boiling, moving, the blood coming out, the scales removed the bones, meat, from real veggies to fake with exact timing only a talented person would do this am impressed 👌 👏 great

[LEGOCOOKING]

What a huge lego fish OMG, the coolest thing I've seen

[hugebites]

Thats like the cleanest cut of salmon I’ve ever seen, even better than Gordon Ramsey

[abbeybelanger]

I love how even the non Lego parts of it were also done in stop motion, it keeps the flow smooth and I love the lightly choppy style!

[DigiNeko]

this is straight up the coolest ASMR video that I've ever watched

[DK_Son]

This is insane. Scaling the fish must have taken forever. It looked so smooth to us. But you've gotta pick off a few pieces for every cm or so that the knife moves. And the first scaling of the knife across, imagine trying to pull all those single pieces out of the flat surface for the stop motion. Tedious! Amazing.

[thej]

I never knew I would become hungry from legos

[ctilson]

This is without a doubt one of the most coolest and imaginative things to ever come across YouTube!

[OttersRCl]

As a fisherman from texas, the fish moving even when it is dead and frozen, is really accurate.over here in Texas I mostly go for red drum, black drum, and sand trout.

[Crazy-vboz]

I think it’s brilliant that even the movements that don’t need to be stop motion, such as you or shifting the box, are still done like picture sequences to make the whole thing cohesive

[OneBiasedOpinion]

I am in awe of the sheer amount of work and editing required to make a video of this quality in stop motion.

[yt]

I remember doing Claymation in my middle school shop class, Yes it takes forever, a simple 30 second reel can take up to 8 hours or more, depending on how realistic you want the movements to look, and how many moving parts are included into the scene. So I can appreciate the work it took to do this. (I was required to make a minute long film in 15 mins using Gumby and Poky wireframe toys, we changed work stations every 15 minutes and did other things, making rockets, using flight simulator with full cockpit controls and such)

[SeymourDisapproves]

I can never get enough of these Lego stop motion food preparation videos, they're so good

[User-nvlb]

The effort of not boring the audience by having differ3nt shots and methods of cutting and moving shows that you really care for your craft. Awesome sharings!

[Katemorgan]

My husband doesn't even watch asmr but i caught him watching this and I am so excited to find this incredibly creative This is the most creative asmr i have EVER seen and I am an avid asmr watcher. Bravo!

[ftsrvpu]

Great seafood video 😁 you are an amazing person who made this! Thank you

[aos]

The meat moving while they were cutting it
Damn that’s really impressive, you can really tell they know what they’re doing when it comes to stop-motion animation

[baglmonstr]

This takes hours, if not at least a whole day, to film, not to mention edit. What a masterpiece in studiousness.