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Scene from the two music video by bbno$
"two" by bbno$ (bbno$ / YouTube)

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bbno$ Drops New Music Video “two” – A Chaotic, Colourful Ride

bbno$, the king of chaotic, feel-good vibes, is back with a bang in his latest music video for “two.” Fresh off the success of his viral hit “it boy,” which has garnered nearly 14 million views since its May 2024 release, bbno$ returns with another visual masterpiece. Released on October 4th, 2024, the new video is currently sitting at #29 on YouTube’s trending chart for music, and it’s easy to see why. This is not just a music video—it’s a wild, genre-bending ride through absurd party scenes, quirky cameos, and bbno$’s signature unpredictable energy.

Directed by the brilliant Shiraz, “two” features an eccentric cast of characters, from a cigar-smoking man to a dancer in a sheep field. The video is a visual assault of bizarre, larger-than-life moments—perfectly matching bbno$’s offbeat and experimental sound. As bbno$ put it himself, “one of the craziest songs and music videos I’ve ever made.” And he’s not kidding. It’s a chaotic fusion of humour, unpredictability, and colour that makes this one a must-watch.

With Iris Bannerman as “My Girl,” and Donna Dussault as “My Girl’s Girl,” the video dives into a surreal mix of characters that keep you guessing from scene to scene. From a band jamming in a rundown shack to a guy jumping on a bed, the madness never stops. Even the credits are wild, featuring roles like “Short King” (Keith Sundance), “Pimple Faced Guy” (Greg Smith), and “Boat Babes” (Stephanie Karemaker and Clayton Bartel). If you blink, you might miss something.

bbno$ continues to push the boundaries of creativity with “two,” proving yet again that he’s not afraid to get weird—and we’re all here for it. Whether you’re into his infectious beats or just the sheer absurdity of it all, this video is a ride you don’t want to miss.

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