Dexter Driscoll’s “very stupid banger,” is an ode to New York City, and one’s self.
Living in New York can feels like a perpetual video game — descending flights of subway station stairs, dodging small animal carcasses, and facing new and unprecedented bosses like raising rents or yourself in a mirror on a 90 degree day.
The video, directed by Emmanuel Nuñez, welcomes the viewer into the world of “Pretty Boy” with a gaming countdown, which reveals Driscoll’s POV, as we see them don wraparound glasses.
Driscoll wrote the song, which is, in fact, a banger, with as much a nod to bright early 2000s indie rock as it is to bassy club beats, during quarantine, a period that felt “very natural.”
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