Eve's song doesn't let you catch your breath, and neither does this video. Every frame moves faster than your brain can parse it, layering absurdist text, distorted imagery, and genuine psychological unease into something that feels like watching a panic attack in real time. The music carries you through the chaos, but the visuals never stop screaming underneath it. This is what happens when a music video stops trying to illustrate a song and decides to weaponize it instead.
A single music video for "Literary Nonsense," an original Eve song with vocals by Hatsune Miku and animation by Mah. Eve also recorded his own version of the track, and that self-cover, which came out on May 20, 2017, reuses the identical animation. His video then appeared on a CD+DVD edition of his album "Bunka" from his own label, harapeco records, on December 13, 2017. The result is a short comedic and psychological music video.