Relax weekend with stop-motion video teaching sushi making from ... iPhone, extremely attractive vest

Recently, Omozoc YouTube channel posted a stop-motion video teaching sushi making from . iPhone, super cool vest. Named "The late-night office lunch," the video attracted more than 8 million views in just 3 days.

Omozoc is a Japanese YouTube channel specializing in stop-motion video making of cooking from inedible . things.

The video is almost 5 minutes long, capturing the process of mass of sushi made from ties, trouser sleeves, sleeves, shoes, socks, ballpoint pens, even an iPhone that keeps viewers interested. In the video, a tie is used to make tuna, a pen is a wasabi .

The most surprising thing is, Omozoc's video is created from extremely precise stop-motion technique with many thousands of frames but not using CG or Photoshop at all.

Not only attract viewers to the grotesque sushi making process, the video also has a twisted polarity. Watch the video below to know what it is.