Wet Leg’s “Pokemon” Music Video Features Alice Longyu Gao and a Mysterious Egg
Wet Leg’s latest music video for their song “pokemon,” from the critically acclaimed album Moisturizer, presents a surreal and captivating narrative starring hyperpop artist Alice Longyu Gao in an unconventional relationship with a large egg. Directed by Elliott Arndt of the creative collective Faux Real, the video has quickly become a talking point for its unique visual storytelling. The video depicts Gao meticulously caring for the egg, anticipating its hatching, and features a cameo from Wet Leg vocalist Rhian Teasdale. The “Pokemon” video was released on February 29, 2024, and currently has over 300,000 views on YouTube.
The video centers around Gao’s intimate and dedicated care for the egg as it nears hatching,creating a compelling and enigmatic atmosphere.Wet Leg vocalist Rhian Teasdale also makes a cameo appearance, adding another layer of intrigue to the visual experience.
Moisturizer Continues to Generate Momentum
Released in July, Moisturizer has garnered meaningful recognition, including multiple Grammy nominations. The band is capitalizing on this success with an extensive tour schedule. The album’s success is attributed to its relatable lyrics, catchy melodies, and the band’s distinctive indie rock sound.
Wet Leg will soon embark on another leg of their North American tour, followed by performances in New Zealand, Australia, and Japan. The band is also slated to perform at the iconic Coachella festival and will conclude their touring commitments with a summer run across Europe.Dates and locations can be found on their official website.
The “Pokemon” music video, with its striking imagery and the involvement of Gao and Teasdale, serves as a compelling companion piece to the album and further solidifies Wet Leg’s position as a leading force in contemporary music. The video’s unusual premise and artistic direction are likely to draw further attention to the band and their innovative approach to music and visual media.
