An official music video was directed by Drew Russ who would get involved later in their music video for "
Bulls in the Bronx". On June 25, 2012,
Alternative Press announced Pierce the Veil started working on a new music video. On August 2, 2012, the band published an official trailer for the music video. Four days later, the video officially was premiered on
Vevo. The video portrays Vic Fuentes and Kellin Quinn as bankers. The bank manager Mr. Smalls asks both to stay in the bank overnight to correct the sales values for an
IRS audit. In doing this, they discover that Mr. Smalls transferred more than $2,500,000 to
Haven Bank of Switerland [sic], which was most likely the reason for the forced pay cut the employees had taken a week before. At the beginning of the second verse, Quinn and Fuentes meet with other people (played by the other band members of Pierce the Veil) who plan to rob the bank. In the chorus, Fuentes and Quinn enter the building in black suits. In the bridge, the gang arrive and get into the bank. Mr. Smalls is caught by a robber while all the bankers hide. The robbers get into the safe-deposit and start collecting the money in bags, which they later give to the employees. While he is tied up, Mr. Smalls pees all over himself. When they're ready to flee, one of the robbers shoots Mr. Smalls with a
water gun, at which point he realizes they have cheated him. At the end of the video, the robbers celebrate their victory while Mr. Smalls is arrested due to
tax evasion and
embezzlement and sentenced to 25 years in prison, which was released on the news station the robbers watch during their celebration. A behind-the-scenes-video was published on October 3, 2012, on
YouTube.
Equipment •
Vic Fuentes' 'Slimer'
Taylor SB1-X •
Tony Perry's
ESP Viper Slimer •
Jaime Preciado's cream
Music Man StingRay •
Mike Fuentes' Truth Customs drumkit. == Reception ==