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Considered to be more emotional than the lead single,[9] "Still Breathing" is characterized as a "serious" track.[11] Armstrong intended to make others happy, and to make a difference, by getting people to recognize themselves in the song.[10] He described the track as "a very heavy song", and further explained, "Sometimes I run away from being too heavy. But sometimes it just comes out that way." While commenting on the chorus, I'm still breathing on my own, he added, "at some point, we're all going to have to be on life support. As time goes on, your thoughts get darker."[7]
Green Day Still Breathing [Official Music Video]
The official music video was directed by P. R. Brown, and released on November 7, 2016.[49][50] The video reflects the song's central theme of being in unsettled situations and getting through them.[9][51] In the beginning of the video, Armstrong is shown as a solitary figure; his bandmates Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool are sitting lethargically in a different location. The video explores situations of various other characters as well, all starting out in a dejected state. The shots of Armstrong, Dirnt, and Cool are repeatedly seen interspersed with developments in the lives of the other characters. Eventually, all of them manage to find things that make them happy. As the video reaches its end, Armstrong is seen entering a warehouse and being happily reunited with his bandmates, who had begun to play their instruments without him there.[9][11][52]
To match the song's emotional lyrics, the music video sees frontman Billie Joe Armstrong solemnly making his way through streets while bassist Mike Dirnt and drummer Tré Cool practice in a warehouse. Interwoven throughout the video are scenes from others' lives, creating a contemplative result that is a simply a pleasure to watch.
The music video comes after the band's explosive performance last night at the EMAs, where they took "American Idiot" and "Bang, Bang" to the stage. During "American Idiot," Armstrong changed some lyrics to diss current presidential candidate Donald Trump.
To match the song's emotional lyrics, the music video sees frontman Billie Joe Armstrong solemnly making his way through streets while bassist Mike Dirnt and drummer Tré Cool practice in a warehouse. Interwoven throughout the
For the music video, Director P.R. Brown wanted to feature the band members undergoing uncertainty and supplement it with various ordinary people dealing with internal struggles in natural settings. Acquiring shots like this required the production team to make a roadtrip across multiple locations in Oregon and California, stopping at specific national parks and other locations to get the perfect footage.
In the video seen above, Billie Joe Armstrong is among several characters in the clip seemingly drifting off and initially engrossed in melancholy in their expression. Even his bandmates Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool seem a little lethargic, but as the song picks up with the message that they are still alive and still breathing, each person in the video manages to escape their lull and make strides to breaking free of their longing and listlessness. Watch as it all plays out above.
The song serves as an anthem of having the strength and courage to overcome your battles and not give up. The song explores various people throughout the song, like gamblers, drug addicts, broken soldiers, fatherless children, and much more. Despite all the hardships these people faced, and having to battle the dark thoughts that came with it, they're all still alive, still breathing. The main focus of the song is about a drug addict, showing how he's barely living but questioning if it's really his fault. He deeply knows that no one will help him, yet still travels hoping to find people that he can relate with. Despite everything, he still believes that one day, someone or something will help turn his life around.
On the album's release date, a lyric video for Youngblood appeared on the band's website, with lyric videos for "Ordinary World" and "Say Goodbye" following after. A music video for Still Breathing was released on November 9, becoming the second single three days after. On January 16, a lyric video was released for "Troubled Times", with the title track released as the final single on May 16, 2017. "Too Dumb to Die" would get its own lyric video, released on September 8th. Ordinary World was then featured in a film of the same name, starring Billie Joe. Finally, a Youngblood music video was released at the end of 2018. The album cover depicts a burning radio with fire coming from places like the speakers and attends, with spoking come out from the left side of the radio. The back cover depicts the trio with their faces as masks over them, sitting behind the burning radio that's now in black and white. The track list in written in black graffiti style above the band with two sides covering six songs.
Bang Bang was the first single and song from the album to be released on August 11, 2016. The lyric video was released over a month prior before the official music video, but the lyric video stands as the more known version of the song. It was directed by an artist named BlinkMyBrain.
A few weeks before the album, Still Breathing was the second single to be revealed with the lyric video being released on September 23, 2016. The official music video was released on November 7, 2016 and both versions are considered to be just as known as Bang Bang. Compared to other singles, the song is considered to be the most uplifting and inspiring.
"That was a very heavy song," says Armstrong. "Sometimes I run away from being too heavy. But sometimes it just comes out that way." The chorus, "I'm still breathing on my own" alludes to the fact that "at some point, we're all going to have to be on life support," says Armstrong. "As time goes on, your thoughts get darker."
The early 2010s was a confusing time to be Green Day. In order to try and inject some new blood, the band officially promoted touring guitarist Jason White to a full-time member and embarked on their most ambitious project to date: a trilogy of full-length albums featuring some of the most diverse musical choices the band had ever made.
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