Probably not safe for work, but "Unholy" lives up to its title with Sam Smith, Kim Petras, and an audacious group of dancers getting as freaky as they wanna be in a stage show at a unique spot called The Body Shop.
Filmed in Kyiv, Ukraine, this haunting, yet dizzying video opens with a written message from Ed Sheeran himself dedicating proceeds from it to humanitarian efforts to help the war-torn country.
Taken off Stormzy's Mercury Prize nominated album, the inspirational single is accompanied by a powerful new film starring 350 of his biggest fans. NEZ's vision for the all black and white film was to capture the spirit of a community and to feature people from all ethnicities and backgrounds as a true portrait of Britain.
The music video closes with Stormzy, surrounded by fans and the local community taking a moment of silence to pay respect to the victims of the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
All is Good Together, especially when you're naked together.
Joao Retorta, dirctor: " What it truly feels like to fall in love: The entire world feeling reduced to a moment and place. Right Here. Right Now. The two of you. A notion of love in its purest form. We present the couples fully vulnerable throughout the film as a metaphor for becoming ‘emotionally naked' when you truly trust someone. Warm in each other’s naked arms. ‘Without a care’. However, my aim was to let the feeling ride the viewer, as opposed to the nudity factor, turning it secondary and almost unnoticeable."
A tender, loving and sensitive video, that it's a shame to affix it with that NSFW stamp.
