Abrupt cuts and flickering frames create a sensory disconnect, making the viewer feel like they are watching something they aren't supposed to see.
The intentional "crunchiness" of the video makes the human brain work overtime to find patterns in the static (a phenomenon called pareidolia ). b6372.mp4
Instead of a melodic soundtrack, it relies on low-frequency hums and sudden, distorted metallic clangs. Why It Works Abrupt cuts and flickering frames create a sensory