Royal & The Serpent Embodies The Joker In New Video “I’m Not Sorry”
Dark, mysterious and above of all Joker-inspired, the latest music video “I’m Not Sorry” by mystifying alt Pop artist Royal & The Serpent is an enticing and very intriguing concept, showcasing a very unstable character.
First of all, the production is brilliantly enchanting, as the melodies immerse in a blissful, yet melancholic sonic journey. Easily memorable, the lyrics are tremendously tailored to fit the ambiance exuded by the vibe. Royal & The Serpent takes her new role seriously as she amazingly embodies the Joker. Indeed, her performance, gestures and face expressions truly exhibits Batman’s nemesis. Watch above.
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