Nobody talks about this one. Kikuo's "Missing, Missing" is seven minutes of a girl repeating the same phrase while the world around her glitches and collapses, and by the end you understand the song was never about finding something lost. The music doesn't accompany the visuals, it IS the story, each distortion and repetition pulling you deeper into a specific kind of psychological unraveling that only works because the sound design refuses to let you look away. It's the kind of short that stays in your head wrong for weeks.

Missing, Missing is a single-episode music video made for Kikuo's song of the same name. It carries a psychological genre label, which points to a short piece driven by mood rather than a conventional story.