30 FPS Today vs Childhood

30 FPS today: 30 FPS when i was a kid:

A fast-moving video meme repeatedly contrasts “30 FPS today” with “30 FPS when I was a kid,” showing a montage of sharply posed, dancing, falling, and reacting men. The visuals are intentionally nearly identical between the two labels, joking that childhood memories or old footage feel dramatically different despite having the same frame rate. Tame Impala’s dreamy, laid-back song “Borderline” gives the comparison a stylish, nostalgic, slightly ironic mood. EN: A fast-moving video meme repeatedly contrasts “30 FPS today” with “30 FPS when I was a kid,” showing a montage of sharply posed, dancing, falling, and reacting men. The visuals are intentionally nearly identical between the two labels, joking that childhood memories or old footage feel dramatically different despite having the same frame rate. Tame Impala’s dreamy, laid-back song “Borderline” gives the comparison a stylish, nostalgic, slightly ironic mood.

♪ Tame Impala — Borderline

• @antichirst / 21547 2026-01-26