“Follow Me Around” is taken from Radiohead’s upcoming Kid A Mnesia, a compilation album that combines their fourth and fifth albums, Kid A and Amnesiac. The videographer enters Guy Pearce’s messy apartment and captures his banal morning before he slowly spirals into a psychotic break and runs away from his own home. As the camera moves towards the ground, however, a slight fish-eye distortion appears, enhancing the feeling of both nostalgia and paranoia in the song. Having a perspective akin to security footage is fitting for, well, following someone around - the man behind the camera wouldn’t want their subject to know they’re being filmed. The video opens with white noise and grainy footage, as if it was filmed with a CCTV camera. The music video for “Follow Me Around” pays homage to their late ’90s work with retro film techniques. Computer era and has only been officially recorded once in the past during a soundcheck that was featured in the 1998 documentary Meeting People Is Easy. You follow me around (x2) Follow me around (x2) See also: JustSomeLyrics 53 53. I feel absolutely nothing The words are out of ink The words you know are out of ink. Retrieved 3 November 2021.The song dates back to the band’s 1997 O.K. It follows me around (x4) Nowadays I get panicked I cease to exist I have ceased to exist. "Radiohead officially releases fan favorite track "Follow Me Around" ". "Radiohead's 'Follow Me Around' is a holy grail for fans. ^ "Some Music Videos & Commercials by Us".Radiohead have accumulated quite a few such tunes over the years, a function of a band that likes. ^ "Radiohead - Follow Me Around Video". Follow Me Around is one of those songs that has achieved mythic status in part due to its rarity."Radiohead's 'Follow Me Around' Is a Holy Grail for Fans. ^ a b Martoccio, Angie (1 November 2021)."Radiohead finally release fan favourite 'Follow Me Around' ". "Radiohead Finally Releases The Sought-After Rarity 'Follow Me Around' ". ^ a b Spinelli, Adrian (1 November 2021).
Archived from the original on 6 September 2017. Follow Me Around is a song recorded by the English rock band Radiohead, released on 1 November 2021 as the second single from their compilation album Kid. ^ "Watch Radiohead's Thom Yorke & Jonny Greenwood Play Rarities At Italian Earthquake Benefit"."Radiohead's long-awaited new single is one of the purest folk-pop songs they've ever written". "Radiohead Share New Video for "Follow Me Around": Watch". ^ Ruiz, Matthew Ismael (1 November 2021).Archived from the original on 6 April 2016. ^ " "Polyethylene (Parts 1 & 2)" (1997) - 20 Insanely Great Radiohead Songs Only Hardcore Fans Know"."Radiohead Releases Rare Fan Favorite 'Follow Me Around' ". ^ a b Whitaker, Marisa (1 November 2021).Several other publications similarly celebrated the release of the track as a long-awaited fan favourite, including The Fader, Spin, Uproxx and NME. The track was described by Rolling Stone as "a holy grail for fans".
Club, Alex McLevy called "Follow Me Around" "maybe the simplest, purest pop song ever put out". Pearce said the video was recorded "a few weeks" before the release. The video was directed by Us, a directing duo consisting of Chris Barrett and Luke Taylor. On 1 November 2021, coinciding with the initial release of the song, Radiohead released a music video featuring actor Guy Pearce being chased by a drone camera. You follow me around You follow me around You follow me around You follow me around Post-Chorus Na-da-da-da-da-da Na-da-da-da-da-da, yeah Na-da-da-da-da-da Na-da-da-da-da-da, yeah Verse 3 Nowadays I get panicked I cease to exist I have ceased to exist I feel absolutely nothin’ The words are out of ink The words you know are out of ink. The day before the single's release, Radiohead uploaded a full-quality partial clip of the soundcheck performance from Meeting People is Easy to their YouTube channel. "Follow Me Around" was included on the 2021 compilation album Kid A Mnesia, released on 1 November 2021 as the second single. After a performance at a Radiohead show in Toronto in 2000, fans created the website demanding the song's release. Yorke and guitarist Jonny Greenwood performed a rearranged version in 2017. The song has been performed on rare occasions by both Radiohead and Thom Yorke at solo shows, as well as a performance by Yorke and Nigel Godrich's side project Atoms for Peace. Rolling Stone described it as one of singer Thom Yorke's darkest songs, with lyrics about "shadowy figures lurking in corners". "Follow Me Around" first appeared in the 1998 documentary Meeting People is Easy.
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