![]() The video zooms out, showing that there is a much larger audience outside and they're watching Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun perform on the roof. ![]() Then continues singing, but now he's on the roof. After singing the chorus for the second time, Joseph climbs a ladder, opens a door in the ceiling, and gets out of the house. There are a few people watching and listening, as if there was a concert inside the house. There is a house on the screen, the video then zooms in on the window of the house, and the duo is performing the song inside. The camera zooms in on the screen, and the screen appears to be playing a video. He opens a flap on his shirt and reveals a screen behind it. The video starts off with Tyler Joseph standing in the middle of a road. On July 26, 2019, Twenty One Pilots published an official music video for "The Hype" on YouTube. Two original members, Chris Salih and Nick Thomas. Joseph explained that its lyrics address his younger self, discussing "the difference between internal pressure and external pressure," and described the track as "just an encouragement to keep going, to let things roll off your back that deserve to be put aside." He further added in an interview with Kerrang! that it reflects on the fragility of a song and how "a single comment can completely change it." A clip from the first episode of their web series documenting their tour in support of their second album Regional at Best is sampled during the bridge, with the audio snippet relating to their reliance on technology during live shows, following the departure of the band's Lyrically, it explores themes of perseverance, loyalty and the weight of fame. "The Hype" has been described as a 90s-style rock, indie rock and alternative rock "chant-along" featuring a ukulele bridge. In an AMA on Reddit, he disclosed that the track was among the hardest to write on Trench. In an interview with Coup de Main Magazine, Joseph revealed that while writing the track, he intended for its production to sound like that of which he found in his childhood. The songwriting process and recording took place in secret in Joseph's basement studio in Columbus, Ohio, while the track was mixed by Adam Hawkins and mastered by Chris Gehringer at Sterling Sound, New York City. Looking for more Twenty One Pilots music and fan-themed digital art? Visit my shop to view more offerings.As with most of its parent album Trench, "The Hype" was written by Tyler Joseph, the lead singer of Twenty One Pilots, and produced by him alongside Paul Meany of the alternative rock band Mutemath. I want you to be 100% happy with your new digital artwork.ĮStanleyMedia digital downloads are for personal use only. However, if you have any issues with your download, please contact me. Unfortunately, there are no refunds on instant digital downloads. Prints of Love can ship print orders to you! Ĭolors may vary slightly due to viewing different monitors. WHERE CAN YOU PRINT YOUR DIGITAL DOWNLOAD? You will receive 3 high-resolution 300dpi images to resize to one of the following: Printable, downloadable art is a fabulously fast and economical way to decorate your space.Īfter your purchase, your instant digital download will be available for download upon completion of your purchase and payment. The process is super easy! Simply print your instant download right from your home, local printer, or online printing service. PLEASE NOTE: Kindly be aware this is a DIGITAL INSTANT DOWNLOAD PRODUCT. Twenty One Pilots Bandito Fan Wall Art - Digital Download - Digital Art This is a perfect gift for any Twenty One Pilots fan. I've drawn Tyler Joseph, dressed in plaid and wearing his famous bucket hat, with a vulture eerily sitting on his shoulder. This is my version of Twenty One Pilot's latest video "Don't Believe the Hype".
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