5/5
The film tells the story about an invisible connection with a departed loved one and the mystical possibility of soul reincarnation. The main character…
- Drama, Music
- Georgia
- 2023
- 10 min
Set almost entirely in apartment 111, the video opens with Yas commencing her track, also titled ‘111’. The lyrics speak of baleful pondering of her love interest and the tradition of how their future will pan out. The lyrics centre around themes of desire and infatuation – combined with heartbreak and sorrow. Midway through the video/track, Alee (the love interest), opens up about his own perspective of their relationship.
The lyrics are produced in the Portuguese language (without English subtitles). Yas and Alee deliver commendable performances throughout. ‘111’ is a music video that shouldn’t be overlooked. Highly recommended.
Set almost entirely in apartment 111, the video opens with Yas commencing her track, also titled ‘111’. The lyrics speak of baleful pondering of her love interest and the tradition of how their future will pan out. The lyrics centre around themes of desire and infatuation – combined with heartbreak and sorrow. Midway through the video/track, Alee (the love interest), opens up about his own perspective of their relationship.
The lyrics are produced in the Portuguese language (without English subtitles). Yas and Alee deliver commendable performances throughout. ‘111’ is a music video that shouldn’t be overlooked. Highly recommended.
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