social justice whatever

About This Movie

So, 'social justice whatever' is a real trip through sound and visual chaos, crafted by chris†††, aka John Zobele. It’s like diving headfirst into a digital collage of internet culture from the early 2000s. The pacing is disorienting in a way that mirrors the frenetic energy of meme culture, which makes it a bit hard to pin down but also kind of captivating. The practical effects play with nostalgia and distortion, giving it this unique vaporwave vibe that you don’t see every day. The music, all plunderphonics, ties together the visuals in a way that feels both chaotic and oddly cohesive, really capturing the spirit of an era. It’s definitely distinctive, a reflection of its time.

Originally released on limited media and streaming platforms, 'social justice whatever' has become somewhat of a cult item among collectors who appreciate the intersection of music and avant-garde visual art. While not widely distributed, its unique aesthetic and exploration of internet culture have sparked interest over the years. Many collectors seek out rare formats, making it a fascinating piece for those who enjoy vaporwave and plunderphonics, albeit with a niche appeal.