Can you make the pig sound (ns0mnby video)

"can you make the pig sound" was a video uploaded by ns0mnby on November 8th, 2015. The description was "1986-1991|-2000", which is a reference to Micheal Dunahee, a missing child from Canada.

Analysis
The title "can you make the pig sound" is a lyric from the song that plays in the background of this video, "Carmelina" by Matthew Good Band.

The description of the video is a reference to Micheal Dunahee, a Canadian child who went missing 26 years ago. 1986 was the year Micheal was born, 1991 was the year Micheal went missing, and 2000 is when Micheal's mother made a Public Service Announcement.

The video starts off with a shot of a TV Cabinet, the only source of light being a flashlight. For over a minute, the camera is static on this shot, while the sounds of buttons being pressed, possibly the cameraman fiddling around with the camera's settings, can be heard.

At approximately 1:15, the cameraman moves to show a closeup of a Nintendo 64 and a VCR, both of which are lying on a shelf on the TV Cabinet.

The cameraman then moves the camera away, making the scene go almost entirely pitch black. Pixelation can be seen if you look closely.

The flashlight beam then comes back up to show a table next to the TV Cabinet with a Sony Handycam VHS Camcorder sitting on it.

The cameraman moves the camera again, this time to show on top of the TV Cabinet, where speakers and a black bag can be seen. Only a split second after this is shown, the entire scene gets pixelated, most likely to blur something out.

The camera is moved again, this time, back to the table with the VHS Camcorder on it. The cameraman shows a closeup of the camera's viewfinder, as if trying to look through it. The music stops, and what appears to be a VHS Tape starts playing, but is abruptly stopped by the video ending.