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Oh it's party time alright! Brand new Keith Schofield (Beware – NSFW)

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Date
6 December 2012

If you ever played The Sims on PC and used that cheat to take away the hot tub while they were in there “playing” so you could see their weird computer bodies all naked, glitchy and writhing, then this video is for you. Keith Schofield, who recently cleaned up at the MVAs for his Duck Sauce video is back and ruder than ever in this short film depicting a man stuck at a party where he doesn’t know anyone. Surrounded by pretty unfriendly Sims/avatars, the party takes a turn for the weird towards the end when the poor man realises that this ain’t no ordinary housewarming. Keith, you dog, you’ve done it again.

A 3D render of three people standing in a room, holding bottles of beer. They are engaged in conversation, with one person in a red checked shirt speaking to the others.
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Keith Schofield: Party Time

A 3D render of a group of people gathered in a dimly lit kitchen. In the foreground, a person in a black leather jacket and glasses looks towards the others.
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Keith Schofield: Party Time

A 3D render of a crowded house party in a dimly lit room. People sit on sofas and stand in small groups, with red plastic cups scattered across coffee tables.
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Keith Schofield: Party Time

A 3D render of a night-time garden party. People stand in small groups talking under strings of fairy lights, while one person sits on a set of tiled steps.
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Keith Schofield: Party Time

A group of people dance together outdoors at night under strings of fairy lights. In the foreground, a person in a striped shirt and another in a yellow top and black shorts move to the music.
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Keith Schofield: Party Time

Two people pose on a bed with a red coverlet in a dimly lit room. A person in the foreground is seen from behind, looking towards them.
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Keith Schofield: Party Time

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Liv Siddall

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Liv joined It’s Nice That as an intern in 2011 and worked across online, print and events, and was latterly Features Editor before leaving in May 2015.

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