GiIvaSunner's HighestQuality [sic] Video Game Rips Volume 2 (also called April Fools Day Remix Album) is a low quality album released by SiIvaGunner for April Fools' Day 2016. It is a joke album containing pictures and a video of Angry Joe instead of rips. The album was announced through the video "anouncement.wmv".
Contents[]
When Volume 2 was first released, it only came in a FLAC version without any .mp3 links for the album. The original version of the album contained:
- 245 tracks named "Grand Dad Metropolis", all in an uncompressed FLAC format. Track 177 is the actual "Grand Metropolis - Sonic Heroes" rip, and the rest are "Grand Metropolis" from Sonic Heroes, unedited.
- 245 identical pictures of Kevin Spacey
- The aforementioned Angry Joe photos
- An .mp4 of the YouTube video "Smash Bros Lawl Ultimate Character Moveset - Angry Joe (Reupload)"
- The GiIvaSunner seal of high quality rips with an absurdly long filename
- The "Don't talk to me or my son ever again" meme done with GiivaSunner's channel and GiLvaSunner's channel. The image is taken from this tweet by MF PICKLE-O.
In addition, the album was inside several sub-folders that had to be opened in order to get to the album's contents. A few of the folders are references to "Gangnam Style" and "Bodies":
- Album
- Keep Going!
- Almost there!
- Are you excited
- Op
- 1. NOTHING WRONG WITH ME. 2. NOTHING WRONG WITH ME. 3. NOTHING WRONG WITH ME. 4. NOTHING WRONG
- Album
- GilvaSunner's Highest Quality Video Game Rips Volume 2
These subfolders, along with the length of the "Official GiIvaSunner Seal of High Quality" image would cause File Explorer to crash from the length. [1]
Following the channel's termination, the announcement video was reposted to SiIvaGunner with an MP3 download instead of the original FLAC download, although the MEGA link for the FLAC version still works (the Google Drive FLAC link is currently unknown).
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See also[]
- Mediatonic's HighestQuality Video Game Rips Volume WOO, a parody of Volume 2.
References[]
- ↑ "...which is a file path so long that it actually BREAKS Windows's ability to handle the file, preventing you from accessing, deleting, moving, or indeed even renaming the file." - The 6.6 GB in the second album? by u/Alex_x27, Reddit. May 3, 2016