The Destruction of X

The Destruction of X is a logo-editing technique created by Tom Logan in 2008. It is unknown who popularized it.
The video plays like normal, after it ends, the video repeats, but 2 times faster than the previous playback. It does this until it can't go any shorter than a couple frames, then an explosion stock footage is played. Sometimes, manaical laughter can be heard.
This effect was originally made using Windows Movie Maker and would end on 64x speed due to the software's limitations.
Category:Effects created in 2008
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