Monster Truck have created a Kid World for the music video for their new single "Get My Things and Go" that was directed and edited by Dave Lawrence, best known as the creator and star of FUBAR, and produced by Immanuela Lawrence.
Lawrence had this to say about the video, "We loved the idea of a 'Kid World'. So we tried to follow the narrative of the song in a world solely populated by kids acting and dressing like adults.
"In 'Kid World', no adults exist except on "MonsterTube" which is populated with fun YouTube style videos kids love to watch made by the band. They play immature adults making a ton of easy money off "MonsterTube" to contrast with the working class struggles in 'Kid World'. I really love how it all came together."
Jon Harvey shared, "Working with Dave Lawrence has long been a dream of ours. He's so effortlessly funny and creative, it's always been inspiring to us. Dave brings a really amazing feeling of almost innocence to his projects even though the subject matter may be shot-gunning beers and smashing sh*t.
"We'd wanted to do a video starring kids, but playing adults, since our second record in 2016, and the whimsical, storybook nature of the lyrics to 'Get My Things And Go' were the perfect match for this bizarro world concept. The end result speaks for itself." Watch the video below:
Monster Truck Create Kid World For 'Get My Things and Go' Video
Monster Truck Deliver New Song 'Get My Things & Go'
King Garbage Stream New Song 'Monster Truck'
The Picturebooks Recruit Clutch, Halestorm, Monster Truck Stars For New Album
RockPile: Spotlight on Liberation Hall
Live: Myles Kennedy's Art of Letting Go U.S. Tour Launches In Joliet
Sites and Sounds: In Memory of Dickey Betts Show Coming to Macon, GA
5 Starr: Ringo Starr - Look Up
Randy Rhoads Book Author Addresses Eddie Van Halen Rumors
New Model Army Preview Live SO36 With 'Never Arriving' Video
Ricky Byrd Gets Personal With New Album 'NYC Made'
Bonfire Deliver 'Higher Ground'
Lucero's Ben Nichols and Rick Steff Unplug For New Double Album
VIOLET NIGHT Ask 'Does It Even Matter?' With New Single
Ozzy Osbourne and Billy Morrison's New Song Now Available
The Doors 60th Anniversary Being Celebrated With Special Shows From Robby Krieger