First, we see the “chef” making the chicken using clay. Once that was done, he cuts its head and legs and starts the recipe. He covers the chicken in flour and deep-fries it in oil. In the end, the video shows him “biting” into the fried chicken.

Bebop has around 170,000 subscribers on YouTube, and many of them commented below this video saying that his work is excellent and even underrated. We wholeheartedly agree with that, and that’s why we are sharing it with you today. Don’t forget to send this link to friends who may appreciate this.

The post Check out This Amusing Stop-Motion Animation appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The video below shows the creation of a Lego pizza. You can see the onions being chopped, the pepperoni sliced, and all the ingredients placed on top of the dough, before finally adding the cheese. But as real as the preparation may look, all the ingredients are actually Lego blocks and photographs. How impressive is that? 

“I made it with 3,300 pictures,” the video description reads. “Thanks for watching! Please leave a like if you enjoyed and tell me what you think in the comments! Thanks.”

This isn’t the only amazing video on Bebop’s channel. If you like it, make sure to check out the other videos available on the channel.

The post See the Stop Motion Animation of a Lego Pizza Being Made appeared first on PlayJunkie.

First, we see the “chef” making the chicken using clay. Once that was done, he cuts its head and legs and starts the recipe. He covers the chicken in flour and deep-fries it in oil. In the end, the video shows him “biting” into the fried chicken.

Bebop has around 170,000 subscribers on YouTube, and many of them commented below this video saying that his work is excellent and even underrated. We wholeheartedly agree with that, and that’s why we are sharing it with you today. Don’t forget to send this link to friends who may appreciate this.

The post Check out This Amusing Stop-Motion Animation appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The video below shows the creation of a Lego pizza. You can see the onions being chopped, the pepperoni sliced, and all the ingredients placed on top of the dough, before finally adding the cheese. But as real as the preparation may look, all the ingredients are actually Lego blocks and photographs. How impressive is that? 

“I made it with 3,300 pictures,” the video description reads. “Thanks for watching! Please leave a like if you enjoyed and tell me what you think in the comments! Thanks.”

This isn’t the only amazing video on Bebop’s channel. If you like it, make sure to check out the other videos available on the channel.

The post See the Stop Motion Animation of a Lego Pizza Being Made appeared first on PlayJunkie.