The music video will be a mixture of the artist in different and varied locations throughout, such as in her house, in her friends house, on the street, in the forest, the canal and around graffiti walls on the street

The storyline for the music video is of a character who will be played by the actual artist I've created and the story is personal to the artist, because the artist 'Melody' is acting out a traumatic experience that actually happened to her not long before she became famous. The narrative approach I have decided on means that the music video is less of one main event,and a vague storyline only slightly relating to the lyrics but a clear and sensitive dramatic storyline, which is a true story and experience for the artist Melody herself but also thousands of others who have experienced the same thing. The event that takes place is the character's brother being found dead by his sister(who is the main character) from a drug overdose and alcohol poisining, because the brother was addicted to strong and dangerous drugs. This addiction was a secret, and led to the brother taking too much and irresponsibily and recklessely mixing it with alcohol and as a result led to his early death. Audiences would assume he died from a heart attack or an aggressive reaction to the harsh overdose of drugs he took and drinking before going home, and being found in the bathroom.

The storyline develops and continues as the remains of the music video shows the artist and how she reacted when this horrible event happened to her. The artist is shown turning careless and self destructive by ironically doing strong drugs, drinking and smoking, and is hinted and briefly shown she stays out all night going to parties and raves. The audience is exposed to her reckless and dangerous lifestyle to deal with and avoid her emotions, and flashbacks of her brother for the majority of the music video. Where this section of the video begins with the artist travelling to an unknown house, possibly a friends house,where she then uses the  unsupervised empty house as an excuse to abuse the drugs and alcohol and seek adrenehlin through dangerous behaviour like she normally would do at home. The same behaviour is also presented to the audience when she is back home, and this is shown through a constant jump cut sequence from Melody being shown in her friends house to suddenly being in her house or on the street . This  continues throughout the video.Until near the end of it the character is revealed to start to recover and seek help, by mourning her brother and looking through old memories, having fun with friends and trying other therapuatic/relaxing methods to get better and fix herself after her trauma, and slow emotional breakdown and becoming secretely desperate for help. The music video will be presented at the last few seconds of the video by being stated as a tribute video for the artist's real brother who died this way and will confirm it was about the artist's real brother and the character in the video actually was based on the artist personally. The song itself then is also obviously a tribute song to the artist's brother and is about him. The song's lyrics also clearly links to the corruption of teenagers and directly shows the impact and result of these themes and behaviour on a teenager who gets carried away and becomes more then a fun and casual passtime.

The music video then could be labelled as a tribute video, and an entertainment video for teenagers who enjoy sad and relatable storylines, and the occasional exciting and interesting positive scenes displayed in it. It could lastly be considered an awareness video, because it shows the target audience the harsh and tragic result of their actions if they choose to go down this path, and aren't careful especially if they choose to do these things regularly.