Just like a DJ wouldn’t completely ignore the hottest song out there, VJs can’t ignore all the incredible and free work that Beeple has put out. They are insane eye candy and I think a huge inspiration for people getting into VJing. It would be disappointing to see an artist perform at a large festival and see the same Beeple clips behind every DJ.Īt the same time his loops are amazing. When you’re simply playing the loops front-to-back, or just playing the song start-to-finish it’s hard to stand out from other performers. If every VJ uses the same clips than what sets other VJs apart from the next guy? This is the equivalent of DJs using a lot of the same songs at festivals. The biggest argument some VJs have against using Beeple’s clips is that everyone uses them.

Today we’re going to look at this question from both sides, why VJs should/shouldn’t use Beeple clips. “I feel like Beeple is almost too good of a source for VJs… his stuff looks amazing with almost any style music, but ends up being absurdly over used.” Yet there’s some VJs that think you shouldn’t use them. Go on forums and you’ll notice lots of VJs start out by using Beeple’s clips, and it makes sense, they’re free and super high quality.

There are some interesting comments whenever Beeple is brought up for VJ Loops. Everybody’s using those clips and have used them forever.” Unless it’s a clip he released this week or you can really hide it.

Beeple crap free