Treadmill music video ‘Crazy for You’ turns death into ‘a chore’

CANTON, Ohio — A treadmill music film that shows a man’s last moments on a treadmill has been rated as a cult classic, turning his death into a chore.

The Treadmills Life (CANTON: 716-645-3637), directed by Gary D’Angelo, is one of the longest-running music videos on YouTube.

It features the life of a man who dies on a “walk on treadmill” that shows him walking along the treadmill with the music playing.

The director has said that he believes the movie helped inspire millions of people to get off the treadmill, and the soundtrack of the film has been downloaded over 40 million times.

The film has become a cult sensation.

D’Angelo has said the movie is meant to be an emotional and personal experience, but he has said he is not trying to sell the product, but rather to show how people die.

He said he wanted to show a death that’s “unusual” and “uncomfortable,” but it’s also a “sad thing” that happens to people.

“This is what happens to me every day,” he said.

“This is something that happens in life, and I want to show you how it happens.”

He added that he wants to show the world the impact that death can have on people.

“I want people to be able to relate to that,” he added.

“You can’t get more visceral and personal than that.”

The film is also being re-released on Vimeo.

In the movie, a man named Richard goes on a walk on a track that shows the sun setting in the sky and his death.

He walks with a music blaring on the soundtrack, which plays in the background.

The music also plays on the treadmill.

“This isn’t about being sad,” D’angelo said in a video on the film’s official website.

“The music is very uplifting.

I wanted to get people to think about what it’s like to be dead.”

In the trailer, a narrator says, “Richard walked on a stationary treadmill with his music blared to the background, and he died.”

“It’s a sad, heartbreaking, beautiful, emotional movie,” the narrator continues.

On Vimeo, a screenwriter, Mark Ellerby, said in an interview that he had been inspired to create the film by his own experiences.

Ellerby wrote the screenplay for the film after he saw the film.

In a statement on the TreadMills Life website, the filmmaker said the music in the film was intended to convey the idea that it is “all that is left of the human soul.”

“It is a tribute to the many people who are now able to share that story with others,” he wrote.