Ever heard of POGO?

I just came across a youtube DJ/remix-musician, POGO, with a growing audience, who belongs to an obscure electronic genre of Plunderphonics, that has been around infrequently since, at least, the 80's.

The genre is known for using existing audio file or video file samples to create new melodies/compositions, but unlike hip-hop samplers or familiar remix artists, their defining feature is micro-sampling, where words/phrases/sentences could be cut-off mid-syllable and combined with other half-words/phrases/sentences to form new notes into a unintelligible but melodic composition.

POGO seems to be the most palatable of the (few) artists in the genre because he genuinely creates what I think are fascinating melodies with the newly-combined gibberish lyrics, then lays his own fresh bass-lines/percussion/strings,etc over them. He's got an ear for picking up micro-notes in the human voice. Some videos have over 20M views.

Here's a few (short) examples (anywhere from 1 to 3 mins long):

Absoblume (My Fair Lady micro-sample remix)

Wizard of Meh (Wizard of OZ micro-sample remix)

The Trouble (Disney animation micro-sample remix)

Bloom (Another Disney micro-sample remix)

Nothing high-brow, as is the case with any electronic remixer I've personally come across, but I'm curious if anybody else finds this as fairly interesting as I do.