This Is What One Of The Best $$Money$$ Videos Of All Time Looks Like

Jan. 14, 2012 - PRLog -- Money—one of the new songs on her The Elephant Groove album which was released the 10th of January—describes Miss Kristin’s relationship with money in both jovial and humanistic terms.  In the video itself, she is seen grabbing at dollar bills while expressing with all the bills to pay, she’s in way too deep.  The video is a humourous look at society’s complex relationship with money and how some people are never satisfied with how much money they earn.  Money is one of those items that is nearly impossible to live without. Learn more about MissKristin at http://misskristin.com

In Money, Miss Kristin connects with the average listener struggling to survive financially in a world where materialism is prized above all else.  In essence, the song engages the listener in a very real struggle that several people (excluding the super-rich, of course) have to live with from paycheque to paycheque.

True to its name, money makes several regular appearances in the video.  Miss Kristin regularly throws the bills in the air in an exasperated manner, which one could easily equate with frustration.  This gesture seemingly pokes fun at several other music videos where money is also used as a fixture to demonstrate the singer’s popularity and wealth.  

Talent-wise, Money speaks to Miss Kristin’s imaginative and innovative nature.  She not only wrote the song; she also sang the lead and backup vocals and played all background accompaniments (guitars, bass guitar, keyboards, and drum programming).  

Miss Kristin also used her video editing expertise to turn Money into a visual spectacle complete with a number of creative background effects and surface distortions.  Many of the background images have something to do with money, whether the backdrop is pennies at the bottom of a fountain, or coins on a shelf in an arcade game. Watch the video now at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbtAEGGg2r0&feature=youtu.be



Money is, on the surface, a fun and light-hearted video to be shared among indie scene music friends—but it’s deeper and implied message of social justice for the poor and less fortunate should not be overlooked.

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