NEW VIDEO: Gym Class Heroes-Martyrial Girl$
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New York's four-piece hip hop rockers Gym Class Heroes released their latest music video "Martyrial Girl$". The song is from their latest full-length album "The Papercut Chronicles II", a sequel of their 2005 album "The Papercut Chronicles".
The song is a mixture of rock sound that corresponds to hip hop music era, resulting to a track that caters both rock and rap music fanatics. The music video sees the band detained in a brick-wall room doing their moves and stuff. The doorman only allows pretty girls to enter the band's premises and leaves ugly ducklings out in the open.
The song's intro is in classical form, adding up with the lightning effect in the beginning of the music video. Director Vashtie takes the whole video concept to the highest level of appreciation. He treats each segment the way Gym Class Heroes perform and drives the audience into the ghetto atmospheric adventure.
The second installment of the "Papercut Chronicles" is a collaboration of different music influences which infuse hip-hop, rap, reggae and funk genre. Not only they come out with great song lyrics and melody, but they also make a music video that's undoubtedly incomparable.
The song is a mixture of rock sound that corresponds to hip hop music era, resulting to a track that caters both rock and rap music fanatics. The music video sees the band detained in a brick-wall room doing their moves and stuff. The doorman only allows pretty girls to enter the band's premises and leaves ugly ducklings out in the open.
The song's intro is in classical form, adding up with the lightning effect in the beginning of the music video. Director Vashtie takes the whole video concept to the highest level of appreciation. He treats each segment the way Gym Class Heroes perform and drives the audience into the ghetto atmospheric adventure.
The second installment of the "Papercut Chronicles" is a collaboration of different music influences which infuse hip-hop, rap, reggae and funk genre. Not only they come out with great song lyrics and melody, but they also make a music video that's undoubtedly incomparable.
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