Behind the Scenes of Juice WRLD & Cordae's "Doomsday" Music Video - Summary

Summary

The text appears to be a conversation between two individuals, likely artists or music producers, discussing the creation and release of a music video. The video is for a song that the deceased artist, referred to as "juice," was particularly excited about. The video was shot in a single take and features a long hallway set, with the artist embodying two characters: himself and the late artist.

The conversation highlights the emotional and creative process involved in the creation of the video. The artists discuss their desire to honor the late artist's vision and excitement about the song. They also discuss the challenges of creating a video that captures both the artist's personal style and the character he is portraying in the video.

The conversation also touches on the ethical considerations around using AI to recreate the late artist's likeness in the video. The artists express a desire to ensure the recreation is respectful and appropriate, and they note that the late artist's excitement about the song and the video gave them the confidence to proceed.

The artists express relief and satisfaction with the final product, noting that the video was well-received and that the late artist's fans seemed to appreciate it. They also discuss the emotional toll of creating posthumous content and express a desire to continue creating and sharing their work with the late artist's memory in mind.

Facts

1. The speaker received a song from a person, who then banned it, at the same time.
2. The speaker remembers showing the person the song in a studio-like setting.
3. The song is the only one the person showed the speaker where he had an idea for a video.
4. The video was shot shortly before the person's death.
5. The speaker spent time preparing for the video shoot by watching interviews and performances of the person.
6. The video shoot was a one-take video, and the speaker had to remember all the lyrics while embodying two characters: Corday and Juice.
7. The video was shot in a long hallway, which was a concept the speaker had always wanted to do.
8. The video was a performance-based video, and the speaker had to study the person's style to embody him.
9. The speaker felt that the video was the closest thing to the person's style, similar to the "Armed and Dangerous" video.
10. The speaker felt that the video was a showcase of the person's style and performance.
11. The speaker felt that the video was a way to honor the person's memory and to provide something for his fans.