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|maker = Devin Millar | |maker = Devin Millar | ||
|type = [[YouTube]] Video | |type = [[YouTube]] Video | ||
|date = January | |date = January 23rd, 2021 | ||
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'''Little Dancing Girl (Remake)''' is a [[screamer]] video created by Devin Millar under his Finder Lurker alias. The video, as the title claims, is an attempted remake of [[Little Dancing Girl]], a classic screamer video from 2008. | '''Little Dancing Girl (2020 Remake)''', formerly known as '''Ballerina Girl (2021 Remake)''' is a [[screamer]] video created by Devin Millar under his Finder Lurker alias. The video, as the title claims, is an attempted remake of [[Little Dancing Girl]], a classic screamer video from 2008. | ||
The video shows a room that resembles the one in the original video, with a television displaying static on the right side of the screen, close to the camera and overlooking the hallway. A girl dressed in a white ballerina dress enters the room and starts dancing elegantly to a remade version of the piano soundtrack from the original video. However, after 19 seconds, the girl goes out of sight after spinning around. A second later, a red, shadowy creature with a giant black mouth and buns in its hair jumps up quickly and screams at the camera. The scream is similar but was remade to match the likeness filmed by Devin himself. An interesting thing to note is that the video uses random effects on the video parts to give a more familiar feel to the original screamer. | The video shows a room that resembles the one in the original video, with a television displaying static on the right side of the screen, close to the camera and overlooking the hallway. A girl dressed in a white ballerina dress enters the room and starts dancing elegantly to a remade version of the piano soundtrack from the original video. However, after 19 seconds, the girl goes out of sight after spinning around. A second later, a red, shadowy creature with a giant black mouth and buns in its hair jumps up quickly and screams at the camera. The scream is similar but was remade to match the likeness filmed by Devin himself. An interesting thing to note is that the video uses random effects on the video parts to give a more familiar feel to the original screamer. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:25, 27 August 2024
| This article is about the Devin Millar version. You may be looking for the original video with the same name. |
Little Dancing Girl (2020 Remake), formerly known as Ballerina Girl (2021 Remake) is a screamer video created by Devin Millar under his Finder Lurker alias. The video, as the title claims, is an attempted remake of Little Dancing Girl, a classic screamer video from 2008.
The video shows a room that resembles the one in the original video, with a television displaying static on the right side of the screen, close to the camera and overlooking the hallway. A girl dressed in a white ballerina dress enters the room and starts dancing elegantly to a remade version of the piano soundtrack from the original video. However, after 19 seconds, the girl goes out of sight after spinning around. A second later, a red, shadowy creature with a giant black mouth and buns in its hair jumps up quickly and screams at the camera. The scream is similar but was remade to match the likeness filmed by Devin himself. An interesting thing to note is that the video uses random effects on the video parts to give a more familiar feel to the original screamer.
Additionally, the girl dancing in the video is Devin's ex-girlfriend Emily. The video was filmed in the Summer of 2019 (they were already split up at the time, but still friends) but uploaded in January of 2021 due to Devin finding it in his hard drive two years later.
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