This isn’t your typical edit—it’s a full-on analog trip. For this, I wanted to capture the energy of Yung Fazo’s “Starboy” through the lens of pure nostalgia, using nothing but CRT screens and analog techniques. Every frame was crafted to bring back that raw, unpredictable vibe you get from old-school tech—the scanlines, color bleeding, static glitches, and grainy overlays that made vintage visuals so alive.

From the start, you’re hit with a rush of retro effects, with each transition and visual hit pushing deeper into that classic, lo-fi atmosphere. There’s no digital perfection here—just authentic distortion and analog chaos, all synced to the feel of the music. I played with color shifts, warping, and visual feedback loops to create moments that feel both new and timeless, letting the “Starboy” vibe shine in a way you don’t see in regular edits.

This video is all about celebrating the beauty of analog—embracing imperfections, making the most of the technology’s quirks, and letting the visuals breathe on their own. If you love that gritty, throwback aesthetic and want to see what “Starboy” looks like in a completely different light, this one’s for you. Hit play, zone out, and get lost in the analog universe.