Pop artist Slayyyter has released the official music video for her track titled crank 2. The new visual project showcases her distinct artistic vision and music style. Fans can now watch the full video on YouTube and stream the audio across major platforms online.
Key Takeaways
- Slayyyter has officially released the music video for her single crank 2.
- The video was directed by Slayyyter herself and executive produced by James Tresco.
- The visual project features choreography by Renee Baldwin and visual effects by BM Estudios.
Creative Team and Production
Slayyyter took full creative control of this project by directing the music video herself. The overall production was managed by the company Tresco, with James Tresco serving as the executive producer. Alexa Zeliger also worked closely on the team as the creative producer to shape the visual ideas.
The behind-the-scenes crew brought in top professionals to make the project come together cleanly. Eli Leibow worked as the main director of photography to capture all the sharp scenes. High-energy dance moves throughout the clip were arranged by choreographer Renee Baldwin.
Cast and Performances
The music video features a large and talented group of performers who added energy to every scene. Dancers and actors like Hope Golida, Liv Battista, Saya Tanaka, and Nina Outlaw appeared alongside Slayyyter. Other cast members including Julia Lowe, Leila Rajab, and Hannah Pink also joined the performance.
Music fans who enjoy new video releases can also read about Wuru Manya by Teni & Chike to explore different styles of music. Slayyyter continues to build her career momentum under Records and Columbia Records, reaching more listeners worldwide with every release.
Styling and Visual Effects
Creating such a detailed visual project required a big fashion and beauty department. Stylist Hunter Clem managed the wardrobe alongside assistants Kallie Collett and Yousef Rammaha. Makeup artist Lilly Keys created the faces, while Ricky Fraser took care of all the hair styling. Special effects makeup was provided by Alexa Cantarini.
The set design was created by Yara Kamali with help from art director Wade Martelle. Camera operations were handled smoothly by Technocrane operators Matias Wajner and Chris McElroy. Editor Kaitlyn Muro worked on cutting the footage, and Avery Niles handled the final color grading.
Visual effects supervisor Sovann Sok worked with BM Estudios to add special visual effects to the final project. Kenny Consor managed the business side of the release to ensure everything went smoothly. The official video is now available for streaming on Slayyyter’s official YouTube channel and website.
Fans who want to stay updated on modern music releases can also check out Backwards by Quavo & T.I. on our site. Slayyyter’s new video proves that she is dedicated to giving her audience high-quality visuals alongside her music.
