Malcolm Todd 'breast pain' video “The notebook” for gen z reproduced

Malcolm Todd channeled Ryan Gosling -soaked Noah Calhoun in his The notebook-Inspired music video “Breast Pains (I love)”. Under the direction of Aidan Cullen, the clip restores the romance and the drama of classic film for gen z. Instead of Noah, the Allie sends 365 letters, he shoots every day in Instagram DMS.

Todd's love story unfolds about the video of his viral hits. “My chest hurts, my feet can't fall out of bed/I don't know where to go, so instead I will be here/with my symptoms, symptoms of grief and fear here,” he sings. “They all said it would fade, but again and again/I love, I love/I love, I love, I love/I love, I love I love.”

“Chest Pains (I love)” appears on the musician's debut album Malcolm ToddPublished at the beginning of this year.
“Although Todd has painted himself as deliberately torn and worn -out box bag, Todd shows more than everything else a true spirit of resilience.” Rab wrote in a review of the protocol. “It is an essential feature for a pop star.”

“It's about the bitter -sweet feeling of losing someone who still linger in her heart,” said Todd in an explanation of “I love pain).” “I wanted production to reflect it – smooth and yet penetrating, like love itself.” The song was used in over 1.5 million videos on Tiktok.

Todd recently appeared in Doja Cat and Jack Harlow's music video from “Just Us” after recruiting Harlow and influencer Harry Daniels to appear in his “Bleeed” video with Omar Apollo. The video publication “Breast Pains (I Love)” coincides with the start of Todd's headliner whole Rockstar Tour, starting in Dallas and extends with a last show in Los Angeles until June 18.