(official Video) - Coldplay - Orphans

Watch the official music video for 'Orphans' to see the vibrant choreography and behind-the-scenes footage mentioned above: Coldplay - Orphans (Official Video) YouTube• Oct 25, 2019 Orphans | Coldpedia, the Coldplay Wiki | Fandom

: The shout-along chorus features a full choir, including Chris Martin’s children, Apple and Moses. This collective voice reinforces the theme of communal yearning for home and youthful innocence. Lyric and Visual Disconnect Coldplay - Orphans (Official Video)

Ultimately, the "Orphans" video is a tribute to the enduring human spirit. It celebrates the "life bursting out on our planet" while refusing to look away from the bombs and "missile monsoons" that threaten it. Watch the official music video for 'Orphans' to

: Key scenes feature the band performing upside down or sideways in a bombed-out room , which literally and figuratively represents a world turned upside down by conflict. Joy as Resistance It celebrates the "life bursting out on our

: In line with the album Everyday Life , the video emphasizes the "human-ness" of its subjects. Chris Martin has stated that the song aims to strip away labels like "refugee" or "migrant," replacing them with the simple reality that these are just people who want to "go home and be normal".

: The action frequently cuts between high-energy studio sessions and intimate, black-and-white footage of the band performing in backyards and on beaches.

Watch the official music video for 'Orphans' to see the vibrant choreography and behind-the-scenes footage mentioned above: Coldplay - Orphans (Official Video) YouTube• Oct 25, 2019 Orphans | Coldpedia, the Coldplay Wiki | Fandom

: The shout-along chorus features a full choir, including Chris Martin’s children, Apple and Moses. This collective voice reinforces the theme of communal yearning for home and youthful innocence. Lyric and Visual Disconnect

Ultimately, the "Orphans" video is a tribute to the enduring human spirit. It celebrates the "life bursting out on our planet" while refusing to look away from the bombs and "missile monsoons" that threaten it.

: Key scenes feature the band performing upside down or sideways in a bombed-out room , which literally and figuratively represents a world turned upside down by conflict. Joy as Resistance

: In line with the album Everyday Life , the video emphasizes the "human-ness" of its subjects. Chris Martin has stated that the song aims to strip away labels like "refugee" or "migrant," replacing them with the simple reality that these are just people who want to "go home and be normal".

: The action frequently cuts between high-energy studio sessions and intimate, black-and-white footage of the band performing in backyards and on beaches.