Twenty One Pilots take to the sea, culminating in an underwater submarine dance party which continues to go swimmingly even when the unexpected strikes.
It was bound to happen in the streaming age: A never-ending video with the potential to exponentially grow and evolve. Twenty One Pilots invited fans to submit their own footage to their hit track "Level Of Concern" for an unending video that promises a new experience every 3:40. Check it streaming at YouTube...
Postal service vibes as twenty one pilot ship a flash drive back and forth as they create a truly homemade music video in quarantine for their most danceable cut yet.
A tribute to that lifelong friend who pushes you to be brave, even if it leads to reckless abandon, and even if that friend is just what your imagination requires in order to get you to do what needs to get done.
Twenty One Pilots return with a new chapter of mythology directed by Andrew Donoho — which jumps-off from the director's "Heavydirtysoul" video with the band.
Paranoia? Or a love story? Or a disaster? Or an exercise in ass-kicking? Well, odd things have happened in LA's Chinatown before, even if not on the level as this oddly smashing one from Twenty One Pilots.
