Don't Call Me, lyric video sample
- Song language English
- 29-second excerpt
Style and material
“Don’t Call Me” is a breakup song with a firm no: the singer tells someone who already had their shot to stop calling, and to save the sweet-talk for somebody else. It sounds cool, steady and a little defiant. A hand mirror lies on white sheets among lipstick, keys, sunglasses and a phone, because this is a song about looking yourself in the eye and deciding. The lines are written on the glass in red lipstick, while other lines take the material of their own object, like powder or eyeliner. Each sentence gets its own object, so the picture changes with the line instead of repeating one backdrop.
About this clip
Don't Call Me is a 29-second lyric video sample for a song in English.
Visual style: lipstick lettering on a hand mirror, with make-up things around it. A hand mirror with make-up around it: each line is written in the material of its object, in lipstick, powder, eyeliner and more.
Across the clip: The whole clip is a flat lay on crumpled white bed sheets, seen from above. The objects around the singer change from line to line: a phone with words on its screen next to keys on a heart key ring, a round hand mirror with the singer reflected in it, sunglasses and a lipstick, a fogged mirror, a powder compact beside a sheet of paper, and a perfume bottle tied with a red ribbon and a tag with a lipstick kiss.
The first and the last line of the clip:
“Don’t call me, don’t call me”
“Don’t call me, don’t call me”Lyrics (caption text)
The same text as the captions of the video.
Don’t call me, don’t call me
You had my number, you had your shot
Don’t call me, don’t call me
I’m not picking up, I’m not what you want
You can keep that sweet-talk,
save it for somebody
Don’t call me, don’t call me
Don’t call me, don’t call me
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