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The music video "Feed Us" was released on the Swedish [23] and UK [24] MTV. A music video was directed and filmed for every song on the record, each by unique directors. Tankian explained, "I asked each of the directors for their visual interpretation of my work. They were asked not to write treatments and that they could make whatever they liked.
Serj released one of the videos on September 11, 2007, matching the video's War on Terrorism theme. The music video was directed by Tony Petrossian [8] and was uploaded to YouTube on September 12, 2007. The video shows young children playing in a daycare center with their play imitating the War on Terrorism.
Elect the Dead was accompanied by a complete set of videos for each track, September 11, 2007. Tankian was not pleased by the original video and so he and director Tony Petrossian made an official video for "Sky Is Over", released on January 16, 2008. The music video begins with Tankian playing a white piano in the middle of the street.
Music videos: 23: Collaborative albums: 2: The following is the discography of Serj Tankian, an Armenian-American singer and musician. ... Serj Tankian, Tom Morello ...
A music video for "Goodbye - Gate 21" was released on February 28, 2011. [2] It features Serj Tankian, Tom Morello, the FCC, and an unidentified girl. Scenes of the band playing are interspersed with shots of the girl in various states of emotion. The video ends with the girl carrying a suitcase down a corridor.
The album features some lyrics referencing the 2021 documentary film Truth to Power, which chronicles Tankian's efforts to gain international recognition for the Armenian Genocide. [9] The title track "Elasticity" was released as an advance single and features a music video directed by Vlad Kaptur. [10]
The music video, directed by Syd Garon and Rodney Ascher, [15] tells the story of Buckethead paying a man called "Marquis" (played by Serj Tankian) to bring him killed animals. [16] Buckethead uses the animals to perform taxidermy on them (a real life hobby of the guitarist). [ 17 ]
Two live action music videos were released for the album. The first, "Figure It Out", was released on May 25. The video features Tankian and members of the public protesting, while businessmen celebrate a bailout. Towards the end, the protesters break into the meeting. [16] The second, "Harakiri", was released on July 11.