Ah yes. Me Me Me. XD

Oh... yea ME!ME!ME! creeped me out. Couldn't sleep properly after that one haha

I know right!

I kinda don't want to go to sleep in fear of her being in my dreams, but at the same time, I hope she is. X3

Chobits.
That is all.

Tis a metaphor of the destructive behavior of otaku culture. A message that's simple, but strong.
Yeah, I've seen it, and she is sexy.

She sure is. Xd

I was scratching my ahead for a bit, after watching it. A couple of refs to classic animes. But I think Lizardguy is right, i think it does relate to the destructive behavior that otaku can bring.

I can totally see that - but still, it gives me plenty of naughty thoughts. XD

It does indeed. The story is about a guy who abandoned his girlfriend in favour of a shut-in otaku life. Note that one picture of them together remains on his slideshow tablet otherwise full of nothing but animated waifus and porn, the masked monster looks like his ex, and he's most scared of her when the mask comes off. When he's shooting the shit out of the blue-haired boob-gun girls and fighting off the monster, he's trying to find the motivation to get off his dumb ass and go reconcile with her so they can try again. And the way the video ends shows that it's meant to loop right back to the beginning, showing that every time he thinks he's ready to go do it, he decides it's not worth it and goes back to his usual sad life.

Additionally, it was made by Hideaki Anno and Hayao Miyazaki. Anno despises otaku and their lifestyle, having become disillusioned sometime during the making of Evangelion, and ever since, he's never missed a chance to express his hatred for them. Miyazaki has more than once spoken out against otaku, saying otaku never learn anything and contribute nothing, and lamenting the fact that otaku are getting into the industry and making more anime for otaku, that these people who have no clue how real humans speak or behave or how a healthy relationship with a real-life human works are getting jobs writing human characters and relationships.

As an additional fun note, the girls in the short are voiced by otaku favourite Megumi Hayashibara, the voice of Rei Ayanami, basically the one the otaku all worshipped and practically stalked before the likes of Aya Hirano and Rie Kugimiya arrived on the scene. Not that they stuck with Hirano for too long, cause when she spoke on a late-night TV interview about all the sex she has and how she didn't really intend for anime voice acting to be her one full-time thing, otaku became enraged and began sending her death threats and making videos of themselves destroying merchandise and pictures of anything remotely related to her while calling her "shitty bitch" over and over, which was actually enough to make her almost decide to quit.