Descending from love to dissonance, this unconventional music video draws inspiration from a short screenplay by Thomas Robert Lee and Doug Cook. Featuring tracks "Orient B." from Jung People's album 'Tenterhooks' and "To A Place You Don’t Come Back" from their forthcoming album 'Gold Bristle,' the video delves into a fraught father-son relationship. It narrates the painful story of a man who lives in torment following his father's decision to subject him to genetic experiments as a newborn. As the video traverses themes of regret, anger, forgiveness, and faith, it probes the fragile equilibrium between nature and ethics, all set to an evocative musical backdrop.