8-Bit Trip: A Lego-Infused Tribute to Video Games

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Why is it that in America the top music hits never have videos as inventive as this? Ok, so it may not appear in the Billboard top ten, but a Swedish band named Rymdreglage pays homage to some old classics in "8-Bit Trip"– a music video that took over 1500 hours to complete and is done almost completely with Legos.

All your favorites have to come to represent: Super Mario Bros., Kung Fu, Pac-Man, and several more. They even threw in some animated images of Bub from Bubble Bobble and a few Tetrominos….all put to a snappy retro-sounding tune [via Technabob]:

Each character in this work of art had to be built, moved, and photographed individually. If videos these days were this inventive, I might actually watch MTV or whatever passes for music television these days.