you broke me first

At first, everything seems almost cinematic, as if someone accidentally dialed an old number, and the past rustles in the speaker, like film that has suddenly come alive. The words sound familiar, but they don't sting anymore. And it's not even painful anymore, just a little surprising how easily some people come back when there's nothing left to break. There's a quiet revenge in this track, without shouting. The voice sounds tired of forgiving, but it's not angry either; it's simply stating a fact: the feelings have expired. The phone's vibration changed to a vibration of self-respect, and now someone else will be left with a turned-off screen and the realization that it's too late to call back. Director: Tate McRae Cinematographer: Johnny Hader Post-Production Producer: Brian Petchers Writer: Evan Brown Visual Effects: Bradley Crawford Makeup/Color: Lauren White (Lookwell) Thank you, Michelle, for always being there!