VID REC: SHERLOCK BBC - You’re something like a phenomena – (Gen)

[pennysdreadful.livejournal.com]

Vidder: Lozzeh13
Musical Artist: Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Length: 1:32
Vidder on LJ: N/A
Vidder’s Website: Youtube

Why this vid must be viewed:
If Sherlock was a rockstar, like Moffatt said, this could be his clip. Okay, Sherlock doesn't have this kind of soundtrack or listen to rock music, but, the more times I see this the more I appreciate how the vidder matched cinematography and music to capture exactly that energy of BBC's younger, action - but still totally canon - Sherlock.

You're something like a phenomena

Comments

[hsavinien.livejournal.com]

That is really cool.

[bk7brokemybrain.livejournal.com]

That is really a great video, however I want to shake the ignorant lyricist. It's phenomeNON. Gah! That mistake is distracting me from what great editing is happening there. Cuz you know Sherlock wouldn't stand for that. :)

[pennysdreadful.livejournal.com]

Yes, I wondered if the artist had some secret head canon reason for going with the plural. otoh it could be because there's another song which uses phenomenon correctly re: copyright issues.

[bk7brokemybrain.livejournal.com]

I think you can duplicate book, movie and song titles, with no worries. It's probably just ignorance. *nods*
Paul McCartney drives me crazy in Live and Let Die with 'in which we live in'.
And I was disappointed with the writer of Scandal in Belgravia (Moffat), who wrote bad grammar for Sherlock. After going to Adler's house, he said he really had to thank him (Mycroft) for 'sending John and I' into danger. I'm just surprised that no one caught that and fixed it (not even Ben), especially since Sherlock is a bit of a grammar Nazi, and he was speaking to Mycroft, so you'd think he'd be especially careful not to make mistakes.
I just had a long day of listening to my intelligent siblings making basic grammar mistakes, and holding my tongue. *sigh* It finally spilled over, lol.