Everything about last night was apparently fantastic as we see Liza Koshy and Drax Project frontman Shaan Singh on an adventure through LA the day after an evening together.
John Legend gets up from a restless sleep to go through a dream portal that actually leads to a nightmarish reality in this music video call to action.
Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard takes a stroll through the old neighborhood that goes from old-fashioned styles and modes of communication to a moder chaotic modern, mobile mess.
Childish Gambino is your guide to the madness that is America in this provocative and compelling video. And if CG seems a little more ludicrously ecstatic than he should, well, absurdity is perhaps the only appropriate reaction to our perilous times.
The Elouise version of “I’ll Fly Away” is a dark Blackgrass rendition of the 1927 original song written by Albert E. Brumley. The vintage Bluegrass standard refers to death and the afterlife as the ultimate freedom from this life and it’s struggles. Brumley’s version has a very upbeat tempo and delivery. Elouise deconstructs the song and takes it to the dark side bringing it waaaay down. The lyrics and revised musical composition deliver a somber and more sinister outlook on the impossibility for true happiness in this mortal world.
Instead of playing chess with death, this life-or-death duel takes place on a basketball court where a young girl faces off against mortality under the judging and fiery eyes of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
It's kind of like a perfect mash-up of the Seventh Seal, Mortal Kombat, Stranger Things and an Air Jordan commerical.
Ain't nothing boring like a school talent competition, unless there happens to be an intrepid group of youngsters with a Ghost tribute band. And it's even more exciting if there's a telekinetic audience member who decides to add a psychic frenzy.
