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Scorching Journeys and Mind-Bending Revelations: A Review of Snotty Nose Rez Kids’ ‘Hot Planet’ Musi

  • Writer: Alyssa Crocker
    Alyssa Crocker
  • Jul 14, 2023
  • 3 min read

Prepare yourself for a scorching adventure as Snotty Nose Rez Kids take us on a visually captivating journey in the music video for “Hot Planet.” This track is part of their 2022 album, “I’m Good HBU?”

The video is Set against the arid backdrop of a desert, the video immediately immerses us in the heat and intensity of the theme . From the opening frames featuring the words “Hot Planet,” you’re instantly transported into a sun-drenched environment that sets the stage for this captivating visual journey.

next it transitions to a camper, where Young Trybez and Young D (Darren Metz and Quinton Nyce) find themselves outside with the scorching heat. Young D quenches his thirst with a refreshing sip of lemonade, while Trybez desperately fans himself, illustrating the sweltering conditions in a comical manner The excessive sweating portrayed in the video – honestly, it’s a sweat fest! 😂 adds a comedic touch, perfectly illustrating why this planet is so “hot.”

Throughout their road trip, the duo embarks on various adventures, making pit stops at different locations. One notable moment includes Darren getting a tattoo that reads “rezboy,” a powerful symbol of their cultural identity. The video also captures the camaraderie between the two when they goes to a restaurant to have what I think is tacos ) if im correct ) and they enjoy a game of cards inside the camper, encapsulating the joy and carefree nature of their journey

But hold on tight because the video takes an unexpected twist. Trybez dons a t-shirt that boldly declares “save the fucking planet.” And Suddenly, Trybez’s forehead sprouts a third eye— wow talk about a mind-bending acid trip moment! 😂 This surprising twist adds a touch of surrealism leaving viewers in awe and wondering what comes next.

And as Just the intensity reaches its peak, the camper overheats and dramatically explodes, leaving us all stunned. Then We witness Darren and Quinton desperately dragging themselves through the scorching desert, visibly exhausted by the relentless heat. Darren takes a sip from his dwindling water supply before succumbing to heat exhaustion—a jaw dropping moment. Then video zooms out and cuts to a vision of the Earth engulfed in flames, emphasizing the urgency of the global warming theme and explodes

Honestly this music video serves as both a mission statement and a clever play on words for Snotty Nose Rez Kids. They expertly blend humor with a serious exploration of the global warming issue, underscoring their dedication to raising awareness through their music. The video showcases the band’s potential and their ability to create engaging scenarios that leave viewers captivated.

As a devoted fan, I’ve had the incredible opportunity to witness Snotty Nose Rez Kids’ live performances twice last year, including their appearance at the George Street Festival and the Spirit Song Festival. Being on stage with them during their performance of “Bougie Natives” was an unforgettable experience. I wholeheartedly recommend anyone to listen to SNRK’s music and attending their live shows. They are currently embarking on a summer tour, and it’s an opportunity you don’t want to miss.

These guys are honestly making waves in the Canadian indigenous rap scene as they just won the prism prize for the music video for damn right and also have been short listed for Polaris music prize for the album im good hbu? Honestly their unique style and powerful messages make them an essential part of the music landscape

In conclusion, the music video for “Hot Planet” by Snotty Nose Rez Kids takes us on a wild and impactful journey. With its potential, engaging scenarios, and a perfect blend of humor and seriousness, this video captures the essence of the group’s artistry. Don’t hesitate to explore their music and catch them live—it’s an experience that will leave you inspired and be ready to join the wave of change they’re creating in the Canadian indigenous rap scene.

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