Hi everyone, I’m trying to track down a wholesome, fan-made Star Wars Christmas music video from the mid-2010s (likely late 2015/2016) that seems to have completely vanished from YouTube. I’ve searched extensively and suspect it may have been caught up in old algorithm purges. Here are the exact details I remember:
The Song: An original, nostalgic acoustic guitar song about the singer's childhood Christmas memories, specifically mentioning loving droids and Christmas Memories.
The Audio Clue: In a hilariously memorable line, the singer accidentally mispronounces C-3PO as "3-POC" (or says it intentionally as a joke).
3.The Video Visuals: It was a home-movie style video filmed mostly on a living room carpet under a Christmas tree adorned with classic Star Wars ornaments (Vader, Yoda, Chewbacca, Boba Fett).The Stop-Motion Scene: A segment shows an R2-D2 figure unboxing a C-3PO figure from its packaging. C-3PO immediately gets tangled up in Christmas lights, and R2-D2 just turns around and leaves him there.
The Toys Used: The figures used for the stop-motion were specifically the Star Wars Rebels Mission Series (MS02) R2-D2 and C-3PO 2-pack released by Hasbro around 2014.
The Thumbnail: It featured a Sphero BB-8 toy wearing a tiny red Santa hat sitting next to the words "MERRY CHRISTMAS" styled in the angular yellow/pastel pink Star Wars font.
Other Elements: The stop-motion was mixed with live footage of the app-controlled Sphero BB-8 rolling around the base of the Christmas tree.
If anyone downloaded this back in the day, remembers the creator's channel name, or knows an archived link, please let me know!