Megan Thee Stallion gets things off her chest
Stink USA director Douglas Bernardt helms a stunning promo for the rapper’s controversial new track HISS, in which she lets rip at haters and rivals.
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- Director Douglas Bernardt
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Credits
View on- Production Company Stink/USA
- Director Douglas Bernardt
- Executive Producer Dom Mckiernan
- Edit Company Final Cut/New York
- VFX Company Dopo VFX
- Finishing Company Significant Others
- Executive Producer Romy Jo Waller
- Producer Mark Hall
- DP Christopher Ripley
- Art Director Zephyr Beck
- Post Producer Melissa Trindade
- Editor Lucas Moesch
- Post VFX Producer Jacquelini Lima
- Post VFX Producer Juliano Storchi
- Color Producer Julia King
- Colorist Daniel de Vue
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Stink/USA
- Director Douglas Bernardt
- Executive Producer Dom Mckiernan
- Edit Company Final Cut/New York
- VFX Company Dopo VFX
- Finishing Company Significant Others
- Executive Producer Romy Jo Waller
- Producer Mark Hall
- DP Christopher Ripley
- Art Director Zephyr Beck
- Post Producer Melissa Trindade
- Editor Lucas Moesch
- Post VFX Producer Jacquelini Lima
- Post VFX Producer Juliano Storchi
- Color Producer Julia King
- Colorist Daniel de Vue
Provocative in a variety of ways, the visually captivating music video for Megan Thee Stallion's new track HISS is a follow up to Cobra, which Bernardt also directed.
A sultry cocktail of eggs, orbs and dream-like interiors, the eye-popping design and cinematography reflects the theme of symmetry – a key element that plays with notions of duality and persona through the depiction of Stallion’s alta ego Tina Snow.
Bernardt consulted experts in Japanese pop culture and references cult animé film Perfect Blue, which explores the difference between persona and true self.
Social channels are rife with speculation that HISS is a spirited diss of a number of targets, including Nicki Minaj, with a lyric referencing the fellow rapper’s husband Kenneth Petty that has slightly broken the internet.
Since its release last Friday, HISS has already amassed more than five million views on YouTube alone and is trending at #1.
