Charlotte Freeston and Katie Harrison bring out the dark side of teenage fumblings in the cupboard and add of bit of animalistic attitude to Adam Gnade & The Hot-Earth All Stars’ You Got Mean. SON – the duo of Charlotte and Katie – are part of an arts collective in Oxford. Katie says, “Being able to call upon friends in our community to make our shoots possible is something we feel is very important, allowing us to capture things which are very real and intimate, and something that this video embodies wholly.”

Charlotte Freeston and Katie Harrison bring out the dark side of teenage fumblings in the cupboard and add of bit of animalistic attitude to Adam Gnade & The Hot-Earth All Stars’ You Got Mean. SON – the duo of Charlotte and Katie – are part of an arts collective in Oxford. Katie says, “Being able to call upon friends in our community to make our shoots possible is something we feel is very important, allowing us to capture things which are very real and intimate, and something that this video embodies wholly.” Charlotte says, “Of course human psychology is a pretty vast terrain, but through a fragment of it we wanted to create a playful, no holds barred video, where we explored the drive of the Id, seeing our narcissistic, survival and primitive impulses at play.”

Charlotte says, “Of course human psychology is a pretty vast terrain, but through a fragment of it we wanted to create a playful, no holds barred video, where we explored the drive of the Id, seeing our narcissistic, survival and primitive impulses at play.”

Charlotte Freeston and Katie Harrison bring out the dark side of teenage fumblings in the cupboard and add of bit of animalistic attitude to Adam Gnade & The Hot-Earth All Stars’ You Got Mean. SON – the duo of Charlotte and Katie – are part of an arts collective in Oxford. Katie says, “Being able to call upon friends in our community to make our shoots possible is something we feel is very important, allowing us to capture things which are very real and intimate, and something that this video embodies wholly.” Charlotte says, “Of course human psychology is a pretty vast terrain, but through a fragment of it we wanted to create a playful, no holds barred video, where we explored the drive of the Id, seeing our narcissistic, survival and primitive impulses at play.”