Buddha Gonzalez & The Headless Chiwawas Unleash Monster-Filled Music Video "FORGET ME NOT" for Frontman's Birthday Bash
In a whirlwind month of April 2026, Buddha Gonzalez and his eccentric crew The Headless Chiwawas have dropped their third music video of the year, "FORGET ME NOT," as a raucous celebration of the frontman's birthday with Deep City Records. The video, now available on VEVO, blends rock energy with classic horror flair in a love song reimagined through the tragic eyes of Universal Monsters.
Directed with a heavy dose of camp and creature-feature aesthetics, the video features Buddha Gonzalez shape-shifting into iconic horror icons: the Phantom of the Opera, the bandaged Mummy, the rat-like Nosferatu (Dracula), the Wolfman and the lumbering Frankenstein's Monster. According to Gonzalez, the track is "a love song through the eyes of a monster and how they all met their fate for love." Each transformation highlights the doomed romance and lonely longing that defined these classic creatures, turning personal heartbreak into a monstrous, theatrical spectacle.
Adding to the star power, the video includes standout cameos from two fellow creators on the ROKU channel OSI 74, where Buddha also appears. Sleazy P. Martini—the legendary, sharp-dressed manager and larger-than-life personality from the shock-rock titans GWAR—brings his signature sleaze and swagger to the production. Horror host Mister Lobo of the long-running cult favorite Cinema Insomnia also pops in, lending his deadpan wit and spooky gravitas to the monster mash.
The video arrives hot on the heels of other April 2026 releases from the band, capping off a productive and festive month tied directly to Gonzalez's birthday. Fans have praised the project's over-the-top visuals, AI monster effects, and the heartfelt twist on classic horror tropes.
A sneak peek of the video is available now on YouTube ahead of wider release: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwhUGeQJgN0.
With its mix of rock, horror homage, and eccentric cameos, "FORGET ME NOT" continues Buddha Gonzalez & The Headless Chiwawas' tradition of delivering wildly entertaining, boundary-pushing music videos. Whether you're a longtime fan of the band, a Universal Monsters enthusiast, or just in the mood for some birthday-appropriate chaos, this one is worth sinking your teeth into.
Stay tuned to OSI 74 on Roku and the band's channels for more monstrous releases and behind-the-scenes madness.
