by using now, you for sure enjoy how painstaking a job it’s to edit collectively a good supercut. finding just the best clips, nailing that good rhythm—it takes a maddening amount of persistence.

Which is why we should all take a second to understand the work of Matthijs Vlot.

For years, he’s been clipping out traces of film communicate and re-assembling them into the lyrics of pop hits. whether he’s the usage of David Hasselhoff clips to piece collectively Will Smith’s theme tune to “The recent Prince of Bel-Air” or recreating Radiohead’s “Creep” completely out of Lance Armstrong’s Oprah Winfrey interview, the guy is a grasp. And while you’ve already tackled Lionel Richie’s “hiya” . . .

. . . it’s only natural that the most important hit of 2015—which also happens to share the identical title—is subsequent on your hit list. marvel at Vlot’s film-impressed tackle Adele’s monster smash: