Synopsis

Built from a rapid stream of animated GIFs, the video follows a teenage girl through the awkward beginnings of a first romance. A fleeting moment of eye contact leads to infatuation, shared excitement, and the heightened emotions of young love. The sweet, melodramatic progression is repeatedly interrupted by bizarre internet imagery, giving the story an unstable, surreal quality. Its abrupt frankfurter-chopping finale undercuts the romance with deadpan absurdity, matching the song's short, jagged burst of noisy pop-punk energy.

Factoids & Trivia

• The song appears as the fourth and final track on the ZERO E.P., released by P.H.F. on May 9, 2013. At 1:22, it is also the shortest track on the release.

• The music video emerged in early April 2014, nearly a year after the E.P. first appeared.

• Every visual in the clip is assembled from GIFs and other internet animations rather than conventional live-action footage or newly created animation.

• Contemporary coverage described the sequence as a miniature story about a teenage girl's first relationship, moving from the first exchanged glance to the deliberately unexpected frankfurter-chopping ending.

• The video was produced by Candlelit Pictures, with the GIF-based approach reflecting the project's bedroom-made, digitally influenced aesthetic.

• Actor Ryan Dulieu is listed in the production credits as the "Young Lover."