Panda Bear - Boys Latin (Official Video)

Panda Bear - "Boys Latin" from 'Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper', out now on Domino Record Co.

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Directed by Isaiah Saxon and Sean Hellfritsch
Made at Encyclopedia Pictura in San Francisco
Production Company: Ghost Robot, NY
Animation Director: Eran Hilleli
Animation: Jason Rayner, Daniel Moos, Viv Nikolich, Eran Hilleli, Avi Yeyni
Modeling: Kristifir Klein, Eran Hilleli, Jason Rayner
Rigging: Lior Ben Horin, Kristifir Klein
Sound Design: Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith
Storyboarding and Art Direction: Isaiah Saxon
Cinematography: Sean Hellfritsch
Executive Producers: Mark De Pace & Zachary Mortensen / Ghost Robot
Staff Producer: Natasha Giliberti
Written and Produced by Isaiah Saxon and Sean Hellfritsch

[anmlcollective]

Panda Bear’s new album ‘Buoys’ will be released February 8th 2019 on Domino Record Co.
Pre-order here: smarturl.it/PandaBearBuoys

[highstepnightowl]

This song is very frustrating to look up when you've forgotten the title and artist. But so worth it when you finally find it.

[JubileeGiggles]

the visuals perfectly remind me of certain hallucinogens, how fear and desparation might feel insurmountable but then you realize there's nothing to worry about, then you relax as you let go and release the fears

[junstonpeffinhawk]

So refreshing...continuing to innovate and push the boundaries of psychedelic music. not just rehashing what was great about the 60s  

[prvcativepple]

I see this video as being about acquiring/living with chronic illness, physical or mental, and extending that same knowledge and experience to others who suffer similarly. I can certainly relate to learning how to deal with my manic depression in a similar way.

[rfrolicarts]

He has a beautiful voice. Literally sounds like a choir of angels.

[enkimerlin]

man 10 years disappears in a blink. Still a great song. Live, live well folks.

[Moontea]

If I was going to interpret it, I'd say it was a metaphor of "being affected by something and trying to live with it." The main character (Be it Noah himself or just someone with similar features) is affected by the plant-thingy. It changes him and he panics a bit at first, but then he just sort of acknowledges it and continues to go on with it still lingering. Then he happens upon someone else who is experiencing the same thing and decides to help him out. Sort of like a: "Hey, I've been there too. Let me help you out." From that shared experience, the two become chums and go on together and repeat the process.

[squantoh]

I've seen panda bear live. And believe me. I was in happy tears. And I'm not one to hype music up like this but seeing him live fucking it up on stage has to be one of the bestest performances I've ever seen. Music for the soul indeed <3

[dumptruck]

I remember just watching this on adult swim off the air and then never seeing it again until now. Thanks YouTube reccomendations

[lilaescobar]

I have been looking for this song for at least 8 years since it popped up on my mom's guest YouTube account on her Roku 😭 thought it was gone forever

[AmericasLegions]

I love how family oriented animal collective, panda bear and Avey Tare are, it makes for some beautiful music.

[plox]

this video is the most accurate depiction of a mushroom trip i have seen, being overwhelmed in waves but overcoming it as well

[tonyheather-noon]

Why is it that every time I listen to this song I end up playing it for like hours on repeat!? Its like an audio/visual full body hug

[ColinBurkeMusic]

I see this as an allegory for life. You become an adult- things get thrown at you left and right and if you're lucky, you meet another person who is also just trying to survive, then you overcoming the unknown together and sacrifice everything to have children. But that's my interpretation- I know Noah is a family man. I also wish I knew where to meet a wife ha. I pray every morning to meet someone great. I have the baby bug.

[ausername]

The pitching up and down an octive for each word that fast is pure talent. Pretty amazing actually. Seeing him play this song live is mesmerizing.

[MicahBuzanANIMATION]

I love this art style. A good blend of 3D with the the 2D aesthetic.

[SuperSaiyanScandinavian]

I think this video is just supposed to show the struggles we deal with in life. So you watch the one person struggle alone for a while until at some point finding their mate who has struggled with similar issues and they sorta help each other out and fight the struggle together, end eventually bring a child into the world, bringing them happiness. I've heard Noah and read about how Noah's dealt with depression throughout his life and how having children has helped him a lot, because he focuses less on himself, and is more concerned about raising happy healthy kids, rather than being stuck in his mind being overly introspective.

[Southwestchickensalad]

This is one of those songs you discover on a Sunday night before school and hum it out loud during the week of school. So cool.

[bigc]

Reminds me of that weird feeling when you're tripping on shrooms or acid where you feel like something scary has a hold of you, and you fight it for a minute-- until you realize that it's all inside your mind and you're lucid dream-walking in reality... and suddenly it's not scary at all, it's just really fun. And then you see someone else trippin out, panicking, and you help them chill into their high. And then you spot someone really new to drugs who's maybe in over their head, really struggling, maybe even in danger, and you help them out. To me, this song is about the brotherhood of drugs and how you should relax, have fun, master your mind, and help others do the same. Not everyone has the ability to relax on drugs; it takes friends with more experience to help you have fun with it.