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The mood and tone is quite mysterious yet fierce. As we divulge from the slow and eerie beginning, we delve into the bass-heavy body of the song, the characters start to shine through their dance. As both a dance hit and self-expression anthem, there is a sense of inspiration exuding from FKA Twigs, as well as bewilderment due to the creative and imaginative oddities in the video.
The song has been inaugurated as one of the greatest bangers of 2016 as on “May 15, Travis Scott burst into the Guinness Book of Records after performing his song "Goosebumps" 14 times in a row. At the time this was the most consecutive plays of a song at a show ever.” Thus, together with the song’s hedonistic lyrics, we see this ‘Carpe Diem’ tone of the song. With the hard hitting beat, and the duo’s expressions of pleasure and wealth, we definitely see Travis’ message to get amongst life and to jump at new experiences as they come.
The various imagery of soldiers and vines, represent love as a battlefield and something that may hurt. The gentle colours, work with the light pop beat to give off a sincere ode to this sense of heartbreak. The mood and tone are melancholic and lonesome, but also serene and hopeful in a way. Perhaps the intent of this is to build up false hope, which reflects what Lee Hi has experienced, and thus resulted in her defence against and warning to others of, the dangers of love.
