"Yeah I tried to be Romeo / But you took the dagger and killed me" .
: Use a typewriter font or handwritten notes on film scripts to emphasize the "story" and "lines" metaphor. You could show lines being crossed out as the lyrics "I don't even get a line" play.
: Slow-motion shots of someone walking away from a bed, referencing the line, "I gave you my heart and you left it right under your mattress" .
"But it matters / 'Cause you'll always be my main character" .
Watch Zach Hood's official lyric video to see these themes in action: Zach Hood - Main Character (Lyric Video) ZachHoodVEVO YouTube• Sep 27, 2021
"I'll never be your main character / I'll never be in the stories you tell" .
The song by Zach Hood is a vulnerable pop-ballad about the pain of being a "side character" or "the other guy" in a person’s story while they remain the focal point of yours. A lyric video for this track should lean into cinematic loneliness and a "pastel sadboi" aesthetic. Visual Aesthetic & Themes
: Use handheld, shaky camera work to create an intimate, "slice-of-life" feel. Visuals should focus on scenes where the protagonist is on the periphery—sitting alone at a crowded party or watching someone from a distance.