Daft Punk Around The World

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Journal Entry 9: Daft Punk Around the World – Maria Luiza Perez Chavez

Sometimes over analyzing something is incorrect, or not quite right, in Daft Punks "around the world" music video I found my self at a loss as to what to analyze. I was trying to think critically like what do the colors mean? What are they meaning to say? Is there a pattern that I should be following? Or a hidden meaning? Then I watched it for fun and I was thinking what if it is just a clear and to the point video of going around the world. The next day we got to class and we talked about said video and what do you know I was right. The video is not something to be over analyzed, it is simple and to the point. They are representing the different places around the world

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