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: The original reference to the 1916 Easter Rising was changed to "two thousand eighteen" to highlight that humanity is still fighting similar battles today.

The official music video, directed by Wayne Isham, serves as a direct visual nod to the 1994 original. It features a woman covered in gold paint (played by Ava Capra), echoing O’Riordan’s iconic appearance in the original video. A particularly moving detail occurs at the end of the guitar solo, where the gold-covered figure etches "1-15-18"—the date of O’Riordan’s death—into the paint. Bad Wolves - Zombie (Official Video)

Watch the powerful tribute that bridged generations of rock fans: Bad Wolves - Zombie (Official Video) (Remastered in 4K) Better Noise Music YouTube• Mar 3, 2023 A Chart-Topping Phenomenon : The original reference to the 1916 Easter

In the wake of her death, the band decided to release the track as a tribute. To further honor her legacy, Bad Wolves pledged all proceeds from the song to O’Riordan’s three children. By mid-2018, they were able to present the family with a check for $250,000 during a performance in New York City. Visual and Lyric Evolution A particularly moving detail occurs at the end

The band also made several key updates to the lyrics to reflect the modern world:

: The lyrics were updated to include "their bombs and their drones," reflecting the evolution of modern warfare.