'There was a lot of video that instantly ... Much worse than what they will, "the band said.
Have fun. 'S "The Young" effectively repeated viewings of the video for this thing begs ... As a laborious, slow-motion imagery (body flailing, shattering glass and the like) on the screen that pops in swirling collection, it is a clip from the 2012's Breakout. Thankfully for the band's, it was kind of where the video was not authorized to repeat it. Most of the good, we can strike anyone's earned.
"It was terrifying. There was a video that I think is worse than what they should last for many, many moments there," laughed guitarist Jack Antonoff. "I have the video and I think, 'Oh God, there really are some real dangers to themselves in the mind,' cause it's a stanza, and then our stunt people. And it's extremely healthy to have a cake in the air from your mouth rocketed gun, but we have it. we are very serious tuxedos that are constricting, so if you want something quick to distance, you want to go to a sweat suit or something. "
"A palm tree [multi-instrumentalist] Andrew [friend's] head that flips it, and my watch and it was my idea of how far away from the head of the palm tree," frontman Andrew Ruess added. "I am so scared for real."
Of course, that the danger was over, "Young" video as a challenge not just for the fun part. The other part? Well, that was a ginormous set goals for themselves as they would be alive ... For example, single-handedly revitalize the current doldrums to the music video medium.
"We're really adamant about getting a music video back in bloom, you know, the mid-'90s, when we were growing up," Antonoff said. "Video as [caustic substances'], 'Tonight, Tonight' and the slow pace of Spike Jonze's' wax 'video, [' California 's] ... is not this the video where some giant story, and it is not a mini-movie, it's a cool music the video. it's kind of abstract, but for us, it makes sense. "
And really, that is what fuels the band for much of the vast nature of the entire screen, everything - but - kitchen - sink, some of the album (due February 21). It's not a barrier to break the band, big time, and gunning pushing the boundaries of words ... And, yes, fun. They will all happily agree. After all, they are at this moment for nearly a decade we have been working now, and they continue to take full advantage. Even if they are killed.
"It's been a long time coming or not," Ruess said. "We want to take over the world."
"It seems like, if you pop, you want to go big, if you want TV, you can go to the small and self - deprecating. We just think we can have both, you know?" Antonoff said. "If we play a song that sounds like it's 10,000 people, there is not intentional, we yang, 'If we try to do that, and we'd like to try a video that reflects the price."
Have fun. 'S "The Young" effectively repeated viewings of the video for this thing begs ... As a laborious, slow-motion imagery (body flailing, shattering glass and the like) on the screen that pops in swirling collection, it is a clip from the 2012's Breakout. Thankfully for the band's, it was kind of where the video was not authorized to repeat it. Most of the good, we can strike anyone's earned.
"It was terrifying. There was a video that I think is worse than what they should last for many, many moments there," laughed guitarist Jack Antonoff. "I have the video and I think, 'Oh God, there really are some real dangers to themselves in the mind,' cause it's a stanza, and then our stunt people. And it's extremely healthy to have a cake in the air from your mouth rocketed gun, but we have it. we are very serious tuxedos that are constricting, so if you want something quick to distance, you want to go to a sweat suit or something. "
"A palm tree [multi-instrumentalist] Andrew [friend's] head that flips it, and my watch and it was my idea of how far away from the head of the palm tree," frontman Andrew Ruess added. "I am so scared for real."
Of course, that the danger was over, "Young" video as a challenge not just for the fun part. The other part? Well, that was a ginormous set goals for themselves as they would be alive ... For example, single-handedly revitalize the current doldrums to the music video medium.
"We're really adamant about getting a music video back in bloom, you know, the mid-'90s, when we were growing up," Antonoff said. "Video as [caustic substances'], 'Tonight, Tonight' and the slow pace of Spike Jonze's' wax 'video, [' California 's] ... is not this the video where some giant story, and it is not a mini-movie, it's a cool music the video. it's kind of abstract, but for us, it makes sense. "
And really, that is what fuels the band for much of the vast nature of the entire screen, everything - but - kitchen - sink, some of the album (due February 21). It's not a barrier to break the band, big time, and gunning pushing the boundaries of words ... And, yes, fun. They will all happily agree. After all, they are at this moment for nearly a decade we have been working now, and they continue to take full advantage. Even if they are killed.
"It's been a long time coming or not," Ruess said. "We want to take over the world."
"It seems like, if you pop, you want to go big, if you want TV, you can go to the small and self - deprecating. We just think we can have both, you know?" Antonoff said. "If we play a song that sounds like it's 10,000 people, there is not intentional, we yang, 'If we try to do that, and we'd like to try a video that reflects the price."
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