Toronto-based duo Once a Tree have unveiled a new video for their latest single "Worth."
Comprising Jayli and Hayden Wolf, the two-piece confront the effects that peer pressure and social media can have on self-image. Both the song and video are powerful statements against bullying.
The video follows a young girl who resembles a monster. She feels isolated and alone at home, and gets bullied at school and on social media.
At the end of the clip, however, we realize that she's not a monster after all — it's all just been a visual representation of her own negative self-image.
The video was filmed in southeastern British Columbia on Kootenay Band Territory, and it features First Nations youth from Yaqan Nukiy School.
Watch the powerful visuals for "Worth" below.
Comprising Jayli and Hayden Wolf, the two-piece confront the effects that peer pressure and social media can have on self-image. Both the song and video are powerful statements against bullying.
The video follows a young girl who resembles a monster. She feels isolated and alone at home, and gets bullied at school and on social media.
At the end of the clip, however, we realize that she's not a monster after all — it's all just been a visual representation of her own negative self-image.
The video was filmed in southeastern British Columbia on Kootenay Band Territory, and it features First Nations youth from Yaqan Nukiy School.
Watch the powerful visuals for "Worth" below.
