Karma Reviews a Strange Life

Karma, Have we seen a person who fell who has thoroughly followed our path...

A 29.6-second montage cuts between cereal in milk, television news and sports, peanut-butter-and-jelly toast, and a stern-looking man in a red tank top. It ends on a gold coin or medallion bearing a cryptic message about Karma and following a path, turning a sequence of ordinary images into an absurdly profound life judgment. Patrice Rushen’s instrumental jazz-funk track “7/73” gives the montage a smooth, suspenseful, almost mystical mood that makes the mundane scenes feel like an epic revelation, so the clip works as a reaction to confusing, oddly meaningful, or unnecessarily dramatic situations. EN: A 29.6-second montage cuts between cereal in milk, television news and sports, peanut-butter-and-jelly toast, and a stern-looking man in a red tank top. It ends on a gold coin or medallion bearing a cryptic message about Karma and following a path, turning a sequence of ordinary images into an absurdly profound life judgment. Patrice Rushen’s instrumental jazz-funk track “7/73” gives the montage a smooth, suspenseful, almost mystical mood that makes the mundane scenes feel like an epic revelation, so the clip works as a reaction to confusing, oddly meaningful, or unnecessarily dramatic situations.

♪ Patrice Rushen — 7/73

• @eternalclassic / 87729 2026-05-09