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$aving Dat Money (2015) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 29, 2015

Original Title:
$aving Dat Money

Alternate Titles:
$ave Dat Money (Documentary)
Save Dat Money (Documentary)
Saving Dat Money

Genres:
Documentary | Music

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 21

See how Lil' Dicky made the most epic rap video ever while $aving Dat Money

Overview from TheMovieDB

The video of "$ave Dat Money" became popular on Facebook and Twitter almost immediately after it was released, in which Lil' Dicky tried to get key lements from expensive videos, which were all free. He knocked on the door of a stranger's mansion and asked to use the house for 15 minutes. He managed to get a free sports car, penetrated into the otherworldly world of Hollywood nightclubs, and even crashed a T-Pain video-shoot. How did he accomplish such a bold quest? The documentary has all the behind-the-scenes stories during the creation of the video, and there were many gags in the process.

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Animation:
Douglas Einar Olsen

Cinematography:
Alan Gwizdowski

Colorist:
Sean Wells

Director:
Tony Yacenda

Editor:
Brad Allen Wilde

Producer:
Jim Cummings

Sound Mixer:
Darrell Tung
Di Le

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