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Music Video/Single Review: Johnnie Guilbert "Afraid"

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Written by Jade Marshall
Johnnie Guilbert released his song "Afraid" off his upcoming EP I Could Sleep Here, I Could Die Here.He also released a music video alongside the song on June 15, 2018. Johnnie is an up and coming YouTube artist with two other EP’s out. The first being Not So Perfect, and the one before the newest one Lost.

There are no actors in the video it is just Johnnie himself. I think the song is about him being afraid of what he’d do if he was alone for too long. He knows that he wouldn’t go too far, but there is still somber things he can regret. The video opens up to Johnnie in a room and it follows him to different rooms with different face makeup. In one shot his face is painted like a skeleton, in another his face is painted with splattered blood and he’s in a straight jacket, and in a different one he is laying on the ground with his regular makeup on.

The video and song matched, the song was sad, slow, and serious and the different spots Johnnie took us, you could tell he was feeling the song. This video is like some of his other ones, they all seem to follow Johnnie on an adventure. This video was very creative and fun, but be warned the effect he used gave me a headache but that just might of been me. It’s a very good video and I ten out of ten recommend.

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