It’s explicitly about impostor syndrome, depression, that kind of a sense of isolation. I think there’s a lot of that in this record. I think it’s also about the lack of desire to communicate about those things as well—like, if I’m talking to someone close to me who’s not aware of what’s going on. And I think the reason for that is normally because it’s exhausting to take it out of your head and put it on the table.

Yes, the official visualizer was released July 9, 2020.

Referencing old lyrics is very me, because it’s never a different story, it’s a continuation of the story. I think postmodernism drives a lot of my work. The idea that a character in a film knows he’s a character in a film. The breaking of those walls when I was younger in literature, I always used to be like- “Shit! Real life is this life and they know that I’m watching this and this isn’t real”. I like that in real life, beacause that’ll spark a memory. I think is also all that I do, and everything that I am. I can’t help but reference it.

— Matty Healy via Spotify