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My idea of what’s going on here is pretty much akin to what everyone else says– a girl (a fish out of water) tries to ingratiate herself with the entertainment elite (celebrities) by putting on a mask (which could symbolize a lot–airs, pretenses, self-deception) only to realize that the only reason they allow her there is so that she can be forever framed as another trophy–as a status symbol for people that care nothing about her and only about preserving their elite style. Dope.

Reminds me a lot of “The In Crowd” by Kidz in the Hall.

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As people mentioned before the thing about fame and being in the industry. Fame can come and go (seeing the masks of all the previous girls).

But also all the men wear animal masks, so saying we as men are like animals with both our pursuit and treatment towards women.

Some next level shit for real. Perfect tension between the appealing music and disturbing visuals.

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Everybody’s wearing different masks and I think maybe they could symbolize different things, but in the end it don’t think it really matters which mask symbolizes what cuz I think the main point is that once she willingly enters that lifestyle she can’t tell the difference anymore. We can see it because we’re watching them from outside the screen, but its more difficult to judge things and people when all around you nothing is exactly what it seems.

She doesn’t notice how all of these things that have become a part of her life are different and how differently they’ve affected her until she pauses at the mirror and then sees that 5 other girls who were probably all about something different fell into the same thing that she’s experiencing now. And he tries to run away but I think once you’ve exposed yourself at that level, its only a matter of time before everything you’ve involved yourself in catches up with you and you either end up being exploited or end up more famous than you currently are.

Oh and I really liked how they had her mask sitting at the table while they were eating. Because I guess it doesn’t matter how you come into the industry or how you leave it. No one is ever going to remember you for who you were or what you’ve become once you’re no longer a part of that lifestyle. the only memories of you will be the ones the industry chooses to keep.

lol thats a lot. my b. but i really liked the video!