Ring Ring CRUNCH: In the music video for 'I Could Be The One', the main character becomes increasingly frustrated with her alarm clock.Remix Album: He remixed his debut album, the result being called True (Avicii by Avicii).Record Producer: He helped produce tracks for Madonna, Coldplay, David Guetta, and many others.They even make out while they're in the middle of robbing a bank. Outlaw Couple: A lesbian couple in the music video for 'Addicted To You' are partners in crime.Opening Scroll: Included in the opening of the music video of 'Hey Brother (Avicii By Avicii)'.Wish that I could stay forever this young, not afraid to close my eyes.' '(These Are) The Days', about making memories of the days we won't regret.'The Nights', about making memories of the nights that never die.Ode to Family: 'Hey Brother' is a song about sibling love.Nerd Glasses: The main character in 'Levels' wears a pair.May the Farce Be with You: The music video for 'Hey Brother (Avicii By Avicii)' parodies the Death Star sequence with a large moon that one of the heroes has to power with a giant plug.Look Both Ways: Happens to the main character of the music video for 'I Could Be The One'.Lonely Together: The topic of the song 'Lonely Together', though the chorus does say they'll be 'a little less lonely together'.Leet Lingo: 'Levels' is often stylised as 'LE7ELS'.It's the Journey That Counts: Paraphrased in 'What Would I Change It To'.ДЄnd cutting corners gets you where you're going.Involuntary Dance: A flower in the music video for 'Levels' causes those who touch it to start dancing all over the place.Inspired byВ…: The 'Broken Arrows' music video is inspired by the story of Dick Fosbury inventing his signature high jump move, the Fosbury Flop.Human Traffickers: In the music video of 'For A Better Day', a group of traffickers kill adults to get to their children, who try to escape but are captured in the end.As soon as they kiss each other the other statues explode. Gay Aesop: The first music video for 'You Be Love' features two female statues trying to embrace while angry statues try to tear them apart.The Four Chords of Pop: 'Levels' follows vi-I-V-IV.Five-Token Band: The dancing doctors in 'Levels' come from various ethnicities like Black, Hispanic, and Asian.Epic Rocking: The album track Dear Boy is about 8 minutes longer, making it one of his longest tracks that isnВ’t a remix.Distinguishing Mark: Avicii's logo is a tattoo that the main characters have in 'Wake Me Up!', which sets them apart from the other townspeople.'Days of the Week' Song: 'Waiting for Love' lists all seven days: he's heartbroken Monday through Wednesday, waiting for love on Thursday, partying on Friday and Saturday, and then on Sunday waiting for love again.Dance Party Ending: After the heroes in the music video for 'Hey Brother (Avicii By Avicii)' fix the moons, they throw an Avicii disco dance party.He goes on a turbo drop ride which really freaks him out. Cowardly Lion: Brody Foxx stars in a music video for 'Hey Brother (Avicii By Avicii)'.Common Time: Levels, Wake Me Up and Hey Brother use this time signature.Although it doesn't signal that he's been fired when it appears, it does foreshadow the man's dismissal from the company later in the video (due to an outbreak of uncontrollable dancing). The implication here is that he's using the box to take his work home with him. As he disembarks from the elevator, another worker dumps a mess of files into his already overflowing box. The opening scene shows a tired, frumpy looking man with a Bankers Box in his arms taking the elevator to a stuffy office space. Cardboard Box of Unemployment: Played with in the music video for 'Levels'.Age Cut: The music video for 'Friend Of Mine' cuts between a man and a woman who try to connect when they're young adults and senior citizens.Pure Grinding / For a Better Day (EP 2015).True: Avicii by Avicii (remix album 2014).With the help of several collaborators, a posthumous album called Tim, which consists of songs that Avicii was working on before his death, was made and eventually released in 2019.Д«ergling was also the center of a documentary named Avicii: True Stories, given a limited theatrical release in November 2017 before being acquired and released by Netflix in December 2018.

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