This video is a giant metaphor for moving on from a significant other and ending a relationship to make things better / "happier." She receives the dog with the yellow ribbon (significant other), then later has to remove the yellow ribbon from the dog, and ultimately move on, otherwise the dog will suffer pain from the sickness (relationship) that they're in. In the end, she keeps the yellow ribbon and sees her daughter receive the same ribbon and dog, which tells us to not forget about the wonderful relationship they once had. Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.
Wednesday, September 26, 2018
Marshmello ft. Bastille - Happier (Official Music Video)
When @bastilledan sent me happier for the first time I was taken back. The amount of emotion that you could feel in the lyrics was crazy. As I listened to the song more and more it reminded me of so many things I’ve been through in my life. Toxic relationships, letting go of things I didn’t want to and just situations where happiness came with a sacrifice. Recently I lost my best friend, my companion, my life long friend. I wanted this video to embrace the pain that we feel losing or sacrificing something and the cycle of life that comes with it. I hope this song and video can bring closure in any situation you may be and make us all happier
This video is a giant metaphor for moving on from a significant other and ending a relationship to make things better / "happier." She receives the dog with the yellow ribbon (significant other), then later has to remove the yellow ribbon from the dog, and ultimately move on, otherwise the dog will suffer pain from the sickness (relationship) that they're in. In the end, she keeps the yellow ribbon and sees her daughter receive the same ribbon and dog, which tells us to not forget about the wonderful relationship they once had. Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.
This video is a giant metaphor for moving on from a significant other and ending a relationship to make things better / "happier." She receives the dog with the yellow ribbon (significant other), then later has to remove the yellow ribbon from the dog, and ultimately move on, otherwise the dog will suffer pain from the sickness (relationship) that they're in. In the end, she keeps the yellow ribbon and sees her daughter receive the same ribbon and dog, which tells us to not forget about the wonderful relationship they once had. Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.
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