[TOMT][YTVIDEO] Eerie YouTube montage showing different camera angles of low-poly NPCs (ps1/ps2 style) with distorted faces, possibly racing game spectator models (only drone music, no narration)
Hi! I’m looking for a very specific, eerie YouTube video I believe I saw around 2016-2017, that might have become lost media. It’s an artsy, atmospheric montage focusing on the uncanny valley of video game crowds, rather than a standard "glitch-hunting" or Easter egg video.
The Visuals:
The entire video takes place at night in a cityscape environment.
It starts with a free-fly camera looking at some kind of racing performance.
It takes place near a pier or coastal city street track at night.
The video ignores the main action and focuses on the spectator NPCs standing behind racing barriers.
The closer NPCs look somewhat normal, but the back of the crowd is incredibly uncanny—static, distorted, low-poly LOD models with "paper" faces plastered over blocky geometry.
The creator focuses on a few of these creepy models up close, showing them in a slow montage from different angles (not just panning the camera from one to the next).
The Audio:
There is absolutely no narration.
The only audio is a strange, unsettling ambient drone music.
The Most Memorable Moments:
There is a highly unsettling close-up of one paper-faced model's head. It looks completely static at first glance, but if you look closely, it is moving/warping just slightly in a barely noticeable, breathing-like way.
The video ends with the camera flying out toward the dark ocean and fading out.
What it is NOT:
It is not GTA V. The crowd models and barriers looked like they belong to a dedicated racing game.
It is not an informative gaming channel like Oddheader or Slippy Slides. It is purely a standalone, artsy horror/liminal space montage.
Does anyone remember this specific video, or perhaps know the channel/artist who made it?