Frank Ocean makes cameo in Bad Bunny music video “Where She Goes”
Frank Ocean makes an appearance alongside other celebrities in Bad Bunny’s new music video for “Where She Goes.” Ocean appears on the back of a motorcycle being driven by Ysham Jackson, a model and friend who previously covered Boys Don’t Cry magazine in 2016 and multiple Blonded Radio episodes in 2017.
Check out the video below—Ocean and Ysham show up after 2:18—and listen to “Where She Goes” on streaming services.
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In June 2020, full-color stills of Frank Ocean’s 2016 Endless visual album made their way online, revealing for the first time the rainbow-colored staircase being built behind a black-and-white veneer. Today, it was discovered that a full-color copy of the video has been made available online.
Model and friend Ysham Jackson drives Frank Ocean on a motorcycle in Bad Bunny’s new video, which features a host of other celebrities.
The background visuals feature the same vintage disco ball used to light the dance floor at Ocean’s recent club night events, PrEP+.
According to a CV by cinematographer Darren Lew, the video was directed by Spike Jonze and is “coming soon.”
The video begins with the visual artist entering his NYC studio and assembling a custom boombox, which he labels “Model 60.” After inserting a cassette and pressing play, karaoke-style lyrics flash across the screen as a Hello Kitty head bounces over the words in time with the song.
The video, which is roughly 38 minutes long, credits Frank Ocean as "Studio Master, Inspiration" at the 35 minute mark.
It's possible that this was intended for the version of the track found on the Boys Don't Cry version of the CD which features Japanese rapper KOHH.
In Frank Ocean’s new magazine, Boys Don’t Cry, video director Tyrone Lebon published a photo series titled “I Shot a Video for Fun,” which showcases his production of the music video for “Nikes.”
The video, directed by Tyrone Lebon, features a wide variety of interesting scenes and cast members. Most notable are Trina and A$AP Rocky, with tributes to A$AP Yams, Pimp C, and Trayvon Martin.
The 46-minute visual album is available exclusively on Apple Music. It features Ocean constructing a spiral staircase in an empty warehouse, all set to new music—with potentially more to come.
The split-screen collage follows Ocean as he jet-sets around the world, intercut with footage from his Channel Orange Tour and recording studio sessions. Tyler, The Creator and Jasper Dolphin make brief cameos in the travel diary. The track was the fourth single from Ocean’s album Channel Orange, released in July 2012.
The surreal, 8-minute video features direction by Nabil Elderkin and a cameo by guitarist John Mayer. Ocean is seen riding a motorcycle through the Mojave Desert and partying at the Las Vegas Strip. The track was the second single from Ocean’s album Channel Orange, released last July.
A photoshoot for XXL magazine turned into an impromptu music video for Odd Future’s new track “Oldie,” premiering alongside their new album, The OF Tape Vol. 2. The 11-minute track features a verse by Frank Ocean, who appears with the rest of the OF crew in the video filmed by Lance Bangs.
The production is Def Jam’s second video adaptation from Ocean’s debut project, Nostalgia Ultra, which he released independently last February. It features direction by Nabil Elderkin.
Ocean posted a new music video for his song “Thinking About You” on Tumblr. The team behind the High 5 Collective directed and released it on their Vimeo. Ocean plays a doctor in the short film.
Australian director Nabil Elderkin took the lead on this new music video for Nostalgia, ULTRA's lead single "Novacane."
Watch the full video featuring many of your Odd Future favorites.
Both Tyler and Frank were in LA filming the video. Frank shared some shots from behind the scenes on his Tumblr.