Lil NAS X enters his Dreamboy era in 'Hotbox' music video

The production company permanent goods and the executing producer Jeremy neighbor have recently worked a partnership to produce the music video for Lil NAS X 'Hotbox, the Lead -Single of the Columbia Reciting Article upcoming Dreamboy Projekt. Under the direction of Elias Talbot, the video marks a decisive moment in the new Dreamboy era of NAS – a creative chapter that is infused by itself with joy, self -confirmation and innocent space as confident, lively and carefree iteration.

'Hotbox' is a departure of VFX-controlled videos of the past ('Montero'). Instead, the video leads a minimalist aesthetics through a series of pink -infused vignettes from Lil NAS X, which plays in the pool, boxing and tapping the head in a fish bowl.

“NAS is such a fascinating performer, so our concept was about pulling the viewer of his playful personality and energetic achievements closer to a way that has not yet been recorded,” explains Elias. “He is a real artist who is about leaving a legacy. And that is what is so cool to work with him, while most artists rely on creative people to build their worlds, he takes over the process.”

The ambitious production is almost completely reached in the camera and offers breathtaking practical effects and the latest chemistry. Elias and Jeremy commissioned a team of SET designers, Prop manufacturers and costume designers to create a variety of pink -washed props and set pieces with which the NAS are connected to a series of textures. The entire wardrobe was flawlessly designed and covered by artists and brands from Paris to London to New York, ”explains Jeremy.

One of the most memorable set pieces in the video is a pool with pink water -NAS 'allusion to Nicki Minajs Super -Bass video. The production design team built it on a sound stage and set a chemist to practically color the water.

“Our chemist was like a crazy scientist,” says Elias. “He fit perfectly with the 'Hotbox' pink, while he kept the natural shimmer of the water. Everything in the SET monitor looked basically as if they saw it in the last video, which was amazing, but our colorist Matt Osborne combined his magic into the 'Hotbox' world.”

Other customer-specific parts for the video were a massive 40 x 50-foot speaker and a boxing ring with fur ropes that correspond to the dramatically exhibited pink fur pants from NAS.

The production for 'Hotbox' took place on a sound stage in Lithuania, Lithuania, with long -lasting goods made talent from Tantor films.

“I blew myself from the professionalism and the expertise of our entire crew,” says Jeremy. “Everyone brought something on the table and our ideas went together seamlessly.”

“This was the smoothest set that I have ever been on – thanks to Jeremy and the durable goods crew, easy and stress -free,” added Elias. “They were really the backbone of this project and managed the complex logistics of an international production and ensured that everyone was taken care of while they were in the budget.”

“I was thrilled to support Elias' vision in this project,” concludes Jeremy. “After we appeared together in the industry, we understand that there is a real way to approach the production business – it is about maximizing creativity and quality without cutting corners.”