If you tried to take a standard digital movie file (like an MP4) and compress it down to 100 kilobytes using standard software like Handbrake or FFmpeg, the result would be unwatchable. You would be left with a screen of blocky, abstract pixels, perhaps a blur of color representing a scene change, with audio sounding like a garbled robotic hum. Traditional "lossy" compression has limits; it throws away data deemed "less important," but at 100KB, there is no data left to throw away.
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The "100KB versions" of Bad Apple are marvels of engineering. Programmers have written scripts that render the silhouettes of the characters using code rather than video files. The result is a monochrome music video that looks identical to the YouTube version but takes up less space than a screenshot of the video itself. If you tried to take a standard digital