Knock Knock - Hotline Miami

"Knock Knock - Hotline Miami" was a low quality rip of the song "Knock Knock" by Scattle from Hotline Miami.
== Jokes ==
The rip opens with a title card similar to the levels in Hotline Miami 2, with "Redemption" as its title, with the advertised track playing in the background. Redemption is not a level in Hotline Miami or Hotline Miami 2.
At 0:04, it fades into the video used by the perpetrator of the 2014 Isla Vista killings as a manifesto before his killings, though the audio is edited to have slight echo applied over, with the advertised track still playing. At 0:26, the visuals of the video zoom in on it, as a shaking effect with slower faded copies of the visuals also appearing. At 4:04, the advertised track stops, as the visuals change to just the shaking effect applied. At 4:15, the visuals cut to black to go with the tongue click of the perpetrator.
The rip appears to be pointing out the perpetrator's sociopathic and psychotic nature with the video's distortion, the themes of Hotline Miami, and the stupor-like sound of "Knock Knock".
In addition, the catchphrase is changed to reference to the quote "Do you like hurting other people?" from Hotline Miami.
== History ==
The rip was removed from the SiIvaGunner channel on July 2, 2020, because its content was considered to be in poor taste. Its release on GilvaSunner's Highest Quality Video Game Rips: Volume 7: Part mm2wood, "Hotline Elliot", was replaced with "Nut Piece" on January 25, 2021; this change disrupted the trend of having a ytp4life rant (or a track by ytp4life in Volume 7 and a rant in Volume 7: Part mm2wood, since the album was split into two partsTweet by @ChazeOldTwit) as the first track of each "best of" album.
== References ==
Category:Rips with visual elements
Category:Removed rips
Category:Rips with abnormal video description