In Bossa Studios' 'Surgeon Simulator 2' you are tasked the delicate procedure of saving lives at the tip of a scalpel. Or, if you prefer, a hacksaw, an aubergine or some donuts. In Surgeon Simulator 2 anything goes, except perhaps the Hippocratic oath.
I finally got the chance to work with the fantastic Bonecage on this project. He's insanely talented and criminally underrated so please do check out his channel for some of the most wonderfully bizarre music you'll find on YouTube!
His musical skills in the realm of rock allowed me to explore a new sound for this song! I've wanted to do a more rock sounding number for a while and the zany nature of Surgeon Sim was a perfect fit. I tried my best to channel my inner Weird Al for this one, one of my earliest influences, along with a healthy dose of B52s.
This was the LAST video to be filmed in my house before I move in a few weeks time to start setting up my own production space! I have some content planned for the next couple of months but this will be the last live action video I make for a while whilst I sort my life into boxes and then out of boxes at the other end! Please stick around, there's lots of exciting stuff on the way!
Thanks to my Patrons for making this music video possible and to Lizzy for her help putting the video together!
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Check out the full Stupendium originals playlist for all of my original songs!
Video by The Stupendium
Vocals and Lyrics by The Stupendium & Bonecage
Instrumental by Bonecage: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3n_BO5L7XtyYVkrdKO_hNQ
Camera operation and additional graphics/video editing by Lizzy C.Jones
Surgeon Simulator 2, its world and its characters are the property of Bossa Studios.
The Stupendium is a London based musician, animator and content creator, creating weird, wonderful and usually incredibly nerdy songs and animations. Join him on his journey to obscure, niche internet stardom! He has some pretty decent videos, wonderful facial hair and a great sense of discomfort describing himself in the third person.