There's many hidden messages in this, even down to bullying, KoRn fans should pick up on the two scenes. Jonathan Davis is featured on "Seventy Thorns." Anything that may set somebody on a killing spree, but watch the different reasons here, there's not just one.
Always love watching these as someone who knows absolutely nothing about film making or cinematography, very instructive and cool! I was wondering if you have any insight into those mirror shots like at 1:42 in your reaction video (where the subject is standing still but the mirror has them moving/gesturing). Are those digitally "superimposed" so to speak? or a practical effect? Assuming it's digitally altered since that would be "easiest"
I'm sure this is the most kinaesthetic music video I have ever seen! The close up of the slo-mo guitar strings vibrating, the condensation on the camera lens when Poppy screams at it and the way it almost freeze frames Bryan's dancing. I hope this whole song project wins some awards- it deserves to. It's an example of everything falling into place perfectly.
See it’s so easy for someone outside of America to point out our problem with guns it’s insane all the other reactors like wow I’m uncomfortable with the imagery well shit Kim was so uncomfortable with the actual events that he was compelled to make a whole song and video about it. He’s making Americans look at the problems they help sustain.
After doing a bit of researching, I found an instagram post of Garrett Drake(the guy who written and directed this) saying that this is a music video project with inspirations of various fantasy books/games/movies like Magic the Gathering's Phyrexia lore, Soulsborne games, and The Northman. If they made a series about this I'd definetely watch it... And based on what I understood about the story of the music video is something like the elf lady was abandoning her daughter (the girl), trying to save her kingdom via a dark ritual which she would be the offering for a greater beyond, smh
The band IMMINENCE with one of these songs or all the songs. These are new songs that don’t have a music video to them. These are visualizers for the new album “The Black.” All of these songs are amazing….💪🏻 1. “Beyond the Pale” 2. “The Call of the Void” 3. “Come What May” 4. “The Black”
@@coldnorthcreative you will like the ones I sent to you. Trust me a mixture of heavy and slow plus beautiful clean voices. I mean why tell you that if you know who Imminence is and all about.
I love this video! So many eerie shots in the woods and different houses, gives it a real creepy but familiar vibe. Please check out Bad Omens X Poppy's V.A.N, which Poppy co-directed with one of her collaborators, Garrett Nicholson.
The song is a highly personal account of being abused as a child. She (Kovacs) said working with Till was good - He was very sensitive and supportive. I think they did a fantastic job on this song. It gives me chills every time I hear it.
