Arctic Monkeys - 'Fluorescent Adolescent' (2007)

Great new video from Sheffield's finest!

Enjoy the clowns!

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[AphoticLights]

To those who do not understand the video : The clown reflects his imagination/childness thats why when they are on the swings there is only one bike, the clown is a visual metaphor. When he grows up he is in a suit and dull, depressed. He is trying to escape his imaginative side as he grows up and tries to kill it at the end. The clown fight is representative of all the adults who are fighting because they are supressing their imaginations to be more 'mature' past adolescence.

[Arnaldo Garat]

Great quality

[brauermusic]

fuck this video is my favourite worst nightmare.. 144p

[beluh015]

Favourite Worst Nightmare

[Frida Jimena]

La mejor cancion de Arctic <3

[manym0re]

from what album is this?..

[gonçalo gaspar]

o gonças não quer comentar

[Vitor Freitas]

I think i does

[TheGasimli]

This is a great explanation but the fact that the clown kills the adult kind of does not fit, does it?

[adrian34138]

<3

[Mocox Mco]

Yo' Shakeaspeare, it's just a song