A Spanish video platform called Napflix, designed to put people
to sleep with dull content, was launched this week and its founders are
on the lookout for more "monotony and repetition."
Napflix offers about 60 videos taken from YouTube, including footage of rain pattering on windowpanes, a documentary on pandas and quantum physics lectures, to help people doze off.
"The idea is to make entertainment boring," Victor Gutierrez de Tena, one of Napflix's two co-founders told on Friday Oct 21,2016
"We are looking for monotony and repetition," the 31-year-old said of the service, which was launched on Monday Oct 17,2016
"It could be the kind of things that remind us of our childhood, like post-lunch classes and TV serials we watched after meals which just went on and on, ones where you wouldn't lose the plot if you fell asleep," he said.
Other offerings include clips of petanque -- a traditional French game ofboules -- and excerpts from Tchaikovsky's ballet Swan Lake.
Napflix offers about 60 videos taken from YouTube, including footage of rain pattering on windowpanes, a documentary on pandas and quantum physics lectures, to help people doze off.
"The idea is to make entertainment boring," Victor Gutierrez de Tena, one of Napflix's two co-founders told on Friday Oct 21,2016
"We are looking for monotony and repetition," the 31-year-old said of the service, which was launched on Monday Oct 17,2016
"It could be the kind of things that remind us of our childhood, like post-lunch classes and TV serials we watched after meals which just went on and on, ones where you wouldn't lose the plot if you fell asleep," he said.
Other offerings include clips of petanque -- a traditional French game ofboules -- and excerpts from Tchaikovsky's ballet Swan Lake.
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