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The video turned out to be somewhat ambiguous, but I liked it; it's quite amusing...
The effects could have been better. And they ruined the scene with Mick. I liked Sid's room the most.
The Eye of ClownPercussionist Shawn Crahan announced that he will host a small event in collaboration with Headbanger's Blog, where he will showcase some of his photographs taken over the years and provide commentary. We can't wait to launch our new weekly series with Shawn "Clown" Crahan in celebration of the 20th anniversary of Headbanger's Ball. As you know, in addition to playing percussion in Slipknot and drums in Dirty Little Rabbits, Shawn is seriously passionate about photography.When he's not writing music, he often skillfully uses cameras of the latest generation, Polaroids, scanners, and Photoshop to create images that are both unsettling and beautiful. Whether it's portraits, snapshots from everyday life, still lifes, landscapes, and the like, Crahan imbues everything with his fears, disappointments, and the allure of sex, death, and dreams.Let's continue exploring Shawn's work:"This is another portrait created by me, and it was almost created by fate itself. I took a photo with the band American Head Charge, my friends. They used clowns in their artwork, and they met this girl in a club by chance; they liked each other and started communicating. She was traveling, she came from the road, and she was dressed in the style of their artwork. For me, this is surrealism because I am "Clown," and I have a seductive clown woman. I tried to capture more sexuality in my photos and emphasize it. She's climbing a channel, and her breasts are protruding. I was making a portrait, but I got something bigger. I came to take pictures, and they gave me her, and there she was, who knew? She's beautiful, but be careful. Be very, very careful. It's a metaphor; she's like a huntress. She's "very" woman and "very" world. And this "very" controls the world."