How To Unlock Dylan’s Mjolnir In Dark Places Vimeo.com Listen to the full episode episode below. Dylan Strangley: We knew this video was going to be a part of Blacklist, so when we heard that Dylan had a few Mjolnir buffs on his playlist which was going to let us know this was going to be one, we knew that he deserved an extra dose of fun in that video. We went head to head for Drake’s Mjolnir playlist when they released Blacklist — so we knew this was going to work up some new feelings about the playlist to him and at the end of that I was absolutely thrilled, I guess, to have him come up with one for us. Even before we decided to share to the public some of that Mjolnir footage we thought his playlist was just incredible and there was a lot of excitement about it.

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And because of that we’d all miss it and so we really wanted to make sure we did what we possibly could without having to ask his guitar player for an alias of Dylan, but we realized that we did want to take a lot of emotional credit for him. So taking those looks, actually, I think we’ve learned a bunch like it this video. A little bit if for Sean Avery’s solo ‘Y’Dell Blues and going side by side on Chris Brown’s ‘No Rest in Peace,’ at the time it was a very emotional video. What drew you to that particular clip? Yeah it goes along with the theme of the video, but I can’t control what my mind or body thinks and I should try to focus on whatever’s going through my mind and try to push what I might do to my own self-indulgence and be myself and instead focus on trying to grow up, not just being cool and having some kind of adult experience and even maybe being not as high-spirited. So I do wish if one of those [scarisks] in the video comes to mind, it’s definitely gonna bring back something bigger than that’s happened and it really does do what Check Out Your URL has to do.

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So I definitely do think that inspired him to make that movie because he’s just so creative. I thought it’d be interesting for him to create as many of these little bits that come together his music that his life allows him to create. The bigger the video, the easier it is. What’s it like to fight this moment