Daito Manabe is a Japanese artist and programer who has figured out a way to make his face involuntarily dance to music: by using electricity. Each beat hits a different part of his face with a quick shock. The result is disturbing, yet highly entertaining.
buddhaflow
I went in with some back pain to the Korean acupuncturist day before yesterday. In between the needles, the massage with a freaking rolling pin, and these bleeding inducing suction cups, they put these heavy pads on my back. At first I thought they were mechanically massaging me. Then I realized..shit! They were just juicing the hell out my my back, making my whole back flop around like a fish! It was the most unusual sensation. Not unpleasant exactly..in fact, kind of nice. But strange. One way or the other, the whole session made my back feel 100 times better 
Johnny Cat
Why is his forehead all blurry when it moves? Hmm? And why are his lips moving when there’s no wires going there? It’s artistic representation, not real. Neat, though.
Lester
I wonder if this is what happens underneath the calm, placid exterior of the Rejuvenique face mask.
qwhacker
its probably the wires on his chin that end up moving his lips…. can’t say for sure though
Ali S.
This looks painful. And I can’t for one think this’ll be good for his face in the short term as pulling a face muscle would certainly suck.
DOJ
I liked when the first jolt makes him flinch a lot more that the following shocks
Ray
Johnny Cat – maybe the uadio and video are out of sync for you? It’s a common YouTube problem.
I’d like to see him do “Flight of the Bumblebee”.
liphttam1
As he went through this I got a mixed sense of emotions from me and him.
MINE
He’s Crazy.
He’s Genius.
I have to barf.
HIS
High
retarded
In pain
zoned out
scared.
I also ernjoyed how the shocks basicly pinched his face in certen possitions.
Lindsey
Looking at some comments on a different site it seems like the sound comes from his facial movements, not the other way around
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Christophe
Snappy
ted
