Click image to watch DJ Snake & Lil Jon “Turn Down For What” music video.
Who would’ve thought that in 2014, the King of Crunk, Lil Jon would have a club smash on his hands? Teaming up with DJ Snake, the two release the official music video for their International hit record “Turn Down For What.” In a trance from the the infectious beat mastered by DJ Snake and Lil Jon, we’re introduced to the protagonist of the clip, who is so turnt up that he has an indestructible crotch area and the ability to pass his super turnt power to anyone around him.
And that’s just what happens as he passes it on to a female who’s apartment he had fallen into. After a bunch of crotch thrusting, TV humping, baseball bat smashing and flower pot breaking insanity, the two continue the party as they blast thru the ceiling of a family having dinner where they share their abilities with them and more outrageous things occur. Everything from breast bouncing, belly bumping and booty shaking all take place before another ceiling collapses en route to more partying taking place in the apartment below. Just when you think they party is over, it continues.
This is probably one of the most funniest videos we’ve seen since Duck Sauce’s “Big Bad Wolf,” but much funnier.
Check after the jump to watch the insanely hilarious video.
Directed by DANIELS (Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert).
Artist: DJ Snake & Lil Jon
Song: “Turn Down For What”
Producer: Lil Jon, DJ Snake
Album: Turn Down For What – Single
Director: Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
Credits:
Single Lady – Sunita Mani
Mom – Aixa Maldonado
Dad – Paul Hatter
Daughter – Allie Lemelle
Boob Puppeteer – Sunita Mani
Penis Puppeteer – Daniel Scheinert
Stunt Coordinator John Lyke
DP and Camera team – Larking Seiple, Matt Sanderson, Jon Dec
Grip and Electric: Matt Ardine (Cop), Koby Poulton, Stephen Chang, Tom Hunt, Neil Philips, Kevin Walt
Art team: Jason Kisvarday, Kelsi Ephraim, Carli Monoley, Madelyn Kime, Jesse Morrison
Wardrobe: Corban Poorboy, Caleb Jackson.
Hair/makeup/SWEAT: Eleanor Marks
Producers: Jonathan Wang, Judy Craig