KING KONG is a music video for the awarded, multi-platinum DJ and producer David Jones. It is a satirical, high-energy music video set in a futuristic nightclub where humans, humanoid robots, and colossal robotic gorillas unite on the dance floor in a surreal celebration of chaos, creativity, and conflict. The video blends cutting-edge AI visuals with humor and social commentary, using exaggerated sci-fi tropes and absurdist storytelling to reflect on the growing divide between AI-generated art and traditional VFX craftsmanship. Throughout the video, robotic gorillas engage in outrageous behavior—getting drunk, snorting data streams, kissing androids, and sparking brawls with orange-painted robots who protest AI’s place outside of the club. These clashes mirror real-world tensions between digital artists and emerging machine-made aesthetics. As the beat builds, the nightclub transforms into a visual battlefield where satire meets spectacle—a neon-lit riot of code vs craft. King Kong embraces a colorful, glitch-infused visual style inspired by early 2000s music videos and futuristic sci-fi film, blending cinematic AI tools to create a world that’s both grotesque and hilarious. Beneath its wild surface lies a playful but pointed commentary: when machines and humans both try to party, who gets to DJ the future?