Things initially look like pure perfection, but that's until Bibi Bourelly and Earl St. Clair start pulling back the facade to show the horrific truth under the surface.
Which Tyler The Creator do you want? This video offers two very stark choices: There's the provocative one who's willing to dangle from a noose and stare down an angy mob, but if that's a bit too aggro for you — did I mention he's in white face and that the mob is comprised solely of black people? — and there's the squeaky-clean Tyler who's solely about presenting soothing music in a simple setting.
The choice should be easy, even if it makes you uneasy.
Seeing as how most humans are befuddled by Riff Raff, what are the chances that aliens can make sense of it? Luckily, the Raffmaster is as compelling as ever here, decked out in ice (and Air Jawwdinz) and rocking a track catchy enough to even get the pets and insects bobbing along.
First off, Danny Trejo rules. And I daresay his role in this Train video is his best since Machete — in fact, I'm pretty sure he's playing Machete here. Second off, there's no way Trejo would let Train singer Pat Monahan out alive — in real life, or in a music video. Otherwise: Trejo, and Train, for the win.