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A$AP Mob - Yamborghini High (Official Video) ft. Juicy J

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The official music video for A$AP Mob's Yamborghini High featuring Juicy J, known for heavy datamoshing and glitch effects with hue shifting.

Cited as a standout example of datamoshing and codec-corruption aesthetics in threads on video compression and glitch art.

6 comments from Hacker News

@owlninja2026-01 · in “Gaussian Splatting – A$AP Rocky Helicopter Music Video”

A$AP Rocky has always put out interesting videos, here are a few others that are pretty cool: Yamborghini high: ▶ this video L$D: link

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@Centigonal2026-01 · in “Gaussian Splatting – A$AP Rocky Helicopter Music Video”

A$AP Mob has some really great music videos. They're usually not the first to adopt a new technology, but they love to push the envelope and popularize fringe techniques. The Yamborghini High music video from 2016 did some really cool stuff with datamoshing and hue shifting: ▶ this video

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@clint2026-01 · in “Gaussian Splatting – A$AP Rocky Helicopter Music Video”

Several of ASAP's video have a lo-fi retro vibe, or specific effects such as simulating stuff like a mpeg a/v corruption, check out A$AP Mob - Yamborghini High ( ▶ this video )

@shit_game2025-09 · in “FFglitch, FFmpeg fork for glitch art”

Plenty of incredible works of art and story telling use glitch art to evoke feelings and notions of "brokenness" or surreality. Some pieces that come to mind are Adventure Time S5E15: A Glitch is a Glitch , created by artist David OReilly[0] and the music video for A$AP Mob - Yamborghini High made by editor Uncle Luc[1]. This of course doesnt even begin to touch on the influences glitch art has had on music and audio - it's arguable that glitch art has its origins in printing, photography/film, and in electronic music, but most deliberate uses of "glitches" as artistic vehicles tended to arise during the early eras of electronic music production. Rosa Menkman speaks in depth about the origins of glitch art in the music scene in her paper The Glitch Moment(um) [2]. 0. link 1. ▶ this video 2. link

@sdca2018-07 · in “The key to creating gorgeous, glitchy YouTube images: anticipation and deletion”

Here's another one ▶ this video And another that mimics the effect link And another that appears to be a mixture of both link