@JosephKahn Slavery reparations doesn't really matter to rich people. How the poor and middle class want to divide up tax revenue is up to them. 23 hours 2 min ago
Despite the good times and party scenes for Lil Xan, there's still a circle of doom around him as this properly bleary and hazy video makes its way to a fiery end sequence.
Imagine our national anthem was Bastille's new single "Oblivion" and you were tasked with singing it prior to a demolition derby. Tough gig, right? Well, not if you're Sophie Turner, who has been through way more precarious situations as Sansa Stark on Game Of Thrones.
Despite the lack of a log lady, this video takes some unexpected twists as director Austin Peters goes a bit meta: What looks like a fairly stock performance video with trendy VHS camcorder touches, random outlaw b-roll characters, and even some "hey, we're making a video" behind-the-scenes stills becomes something else entirely when those random folks storm the set, kidnaps Bastille singer Dan Smith and decide to make their own damn video.
DirectorAustin Peters starts the clip out in a diner where we can instantly feel the tension. Are MS and MR about to witness a Pulp Fiction style robbery, or some Mickey and Mallory shenanigans from Natural Born Killers?
