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Benson Boone has released the music video for his single, 'Mr. Electric Blue,' coinciding with the release of his second studio album, 'American Heart.' The video humorously addresses criticism and features Boone in a variety of odd jobs to...
Benson Boone's 'Mr. Electric Blue' music video, directed by Matt Eastin, presents a comical take on the struggles of the music industry. Boone owes his agent $10 million and undertakes various odd jobs to repay the debt. He is seen walking dogs, selling ice cream, and washing cars (topless). The video uses humor to address the pressures artists face and subtly responds to online criticism.
The video starts with Boone entering his agent's office, where he learns that 'the internet does not like him' and that he owes $10 million. This leads to a montage of Boone performing various jobs. He eventually returns to his agent with only $168, but the agent reveals that his entire catalog was sold to retail chains, resolving the debt. The video concludes with a flashback to Boone's discovery, highlighting his backflipping talent.
Prior to the release, Boone teased the video with a clip showcasing his backflips, a signature move he's known for. This was incorporated into the storyline, where his backflipping abilities are 'discovered' by his future agent.
'American Heart' is Boone's second LP, following 'Fireworks & Rollerblades.' It includes the singles 'Sorry I’m Here for Someone Else' and 'Momma Song.' The album release and music video are supported by a 30-date North American tour, with stops in major cities and performances at international festivals.
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