Panic At The Disco New Music Video

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Shelby Kellis 
Business Manager  

  Panic At The Disco released a new music video for their new single “The Emperor’s New Clothes” on October 21st that will be in their new album Death Of A Bachelor. According to Alternative Press magazine the album will be released on January 15th 2016. The video starts off with scenes of one of their older videos “This is Gospel”, then shows the lead singer, Brendon Urie, falling down a dark hole. The video is kind of dark and shows Urie turning into a devilish creature with blue skin, horns, and wings.
            “I was kind of like what just happened,” junior Tiffany Spencer comments on the video. Spencer liked that it told a story and had the end of “This is Gospel” at the beginning of the video. Spencer would give this video an 89 out of a 100.
            “I like how it’s a story but it’s a bit creepy but I really love how it starts with “This Is Gospel” because I really like that song. The video is different and unique that’s what makes it cool,” says Spencer. Spencer first saw the video in Composition and Media Literacy. 


Check out the music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qFF2v8VsaA&index=2&list=PLTM1QGY6CxK-CnSSjeGLMDHhgX45mtgSg&shuffle=47 

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