Mgmt kids who is the girl

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If Nietzsche's quote is true, he may end up one himself. Maybe that's exactly what really scares the child. The second half of the quote also comes into play in the video. At the end, the world becomes suddenly animated. The face of Andrew VanWyngarden appears and distorts into yet another terrifying creature. It then splits into a million disgusting pieces, and the kid spirals into black oblivion. It looks to us like the kid has found the abyss, or bottomless pit, that Nietzsche warned about.

The two quotes about monsters and the abyss reinforce each other because they reiterate the same theme: that if you deal with something that scares you or hurts you for long enough, it will inevitably rub off on you in some way. The kid spends his whole childhood "fighting with monsters," and is ultimately doomed to grow into an adult and become a "monster" himself.

He is forced to continually stare into an "abyss" of fear and is eventually sucked into it. Yes, it seems like "Kids" is all about the fear of growing up.

In an interview with Time Out London , Wyngarden describes the band's mentality when writing the song, saying, "We were just happy-go-lucky, going crazy on campus. But at the same time we were nostalgic for childhood and there was the threat of post-college life coming. The "threat" of "post-college life" is surely a reference to impending adulthood. With that in mind, it makes a lot of sense that almost all of the adults in the official video are portrayed as threatening monsters.

In the end, it seems like MGMT is constantly inspired by this fear of growing up. Like Nietzsche and Twain they express a cynicism for the adult world. Many of their songs are drenched with a nostalgia for the lost innocence of childhood that the adult world tends to steal away.

Sure, the song is upbeat, a bit random, and super catchy, but its meaning seems to be grounded in these universal emotions of fear and longing. Parents Home Homeschool College Resources. Study Guide. Previous Next. Meaning A Fan's Take When it comes to deciphering song meanings, we normally check in with the band itself for clues. Jon tells the story himself: Just to set the story straight: the facepainted kids in the video are a boy and girl from Los Angeles, two friends of mine, names Raf and Abby.

See more at IMDbPro. Photos 7. Top cast Edit. Ben Goldwasser Self as Self. Andrew VanWyngarden Self as Self. Ray Tintori. More like this. Storyline Edit. User reviews Be the first to review. Details Edit. Release date June 4, United States.