Nobody talks about this one. It's a three-minute song that builds a complete criminal underworld with characters who feel like they're running from something real, not just dancing to a beat. The music doesn't play over the story, the story IS the music, every narrative beat locked to the rhythm, every frame earning its place in the composition. If you've ever watched a music video and felt like you were seeing an actual world collapse in real time, you know what this hits like.

Law-evading Rock is a comedic music video for an original song by Neru. Its main figure is a boy called Datsu, who is hypnotized by an endless flood of online content. Crude, brightly colored snippets of memes, anime, news reports and clickbait flash past, broken up by commercials for a rainbow disk sold as a remedy for everything. Datsu obeys whatever those ads tell him. The song pokes fun at how the internet can swallow people's time, cut them off from the world outside the screen and leave them accepting anything they are told without question.