Published On : February 18, 2012

Five Finger Death Punch Have released The New Video For “Remember Everything”

The heavy metalers from Five Finger Death Punch have finally premiered the highly anticipated new video for their latest single “Remember Everything.” And just so you know, it’s an extremely captivating narrative story which is bound to make you start reminiscing. It’s like the guys just brought back story telling videos instead of the same old gig with a band playing in an abandoned building. And if you’re expecting to see some amazing drum sets and guitars being rocked, sorry, but you’re going to have to wait till the next clip because the new video for “Remember Everything” shows us all five members of the band with no instrument in sight.

The video, or shall we say story, reflects the theme of the song really well. It shows each member making a cameo in the sad story of childhood abuse. Five Finger Death Punch guitarist Jason Hook is shown driving a vintage Pontiac GTO, the soldier cleansing his gun is played by Moody and if you’re wondering where the drummer is, just have a look again at the barbecue scene and you’ll see Jeremy Spencer over there. Also, Zoltan Bathory and Chris Kael didn’t miss out on the opportunity to partake in the story and they’re shown at the end of the clip in a touching hospital scene.

During a recent interview, Five Finger Death Punch declared that the lyrics to the song came from their own life experience and that the song deserved a real touching video. Frontman Ivan Moody’s exact words were “We’re tired of band videos where all you see is musicians playing in some random church or out in a desert. We thought this song deserved something with more taste and passion to it.” Also, as far as the lyrics are concerned, Moody declared that “There were patterns in my family that had to be broken, and I refused to live my life the way certain members of my family had”.

“Remember Everything” is taken off the band’s third studio album, “American Capitalist” which made a very glorious debut straight to #3 on the Billboard 200 chart, and if you’re curious to see what the new video looks like, go ahead and watch it below.