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2018 single by Five Finger Death Punch

"Sham Hurting"

Single by Five Finger Expiry Punch

from the album And Justice for None

Released

April 20, 2018 (2018-04-20)

Recorded

2016–2017

Length

iii:29

Producer(due south)

Kevin Churko
5 Finger Death Punch

Five Finger Death Punch singles chronology

"Simulated"
(2018)

"Sham Pain"
(2018)

"When the Seasons Change"
(2018)

"Sham Pain" is a unmarried by American heavy metal band Five Finger Decease Punch. Released on Apr 20, 2018, information technology is the second single from their seventh studio album, And Justice for None .^[i] It is the ring'south sixth number-one hit on Billboard 'southward Mainstream Stone Songs chart.^[ii] A music video, directed by Rob Anderson, was released on May 10, 2018.

Music video [ edit ]

The music video for "Sham Hurting" was based heavily on slapstick elements. "Life is non so difficult if you don't accept yourself sooo seriously. As long as you lot can find the humour in everything you are winning and the winning is strong with this video," guitarist Zoltan Bathory said of the video and song concept. He elaborated on this idea process for the video: "It was a simple process: we lit the set on burn and then made our poor director Rob Anderson's creative sense into a piñata. Whatever he could save became the music video."^[iii]

The deportment that occur throughout the video generally have a direct tie to the lyrics of the song. During the verses, Ivan Moody is seen being the target of various inconveniences, besides as committing actions that follow the song's lyrics. For example, when every bit the song begins "I never cared about the money, never actually needed fame", Moody is burning what appears to be dollar bills on a grill outside his trailer, and when the line "Everybody seems like they're waiting for me to die" is recited, Moody is shown being mauled by a bear, and then in another scene is struck by a meteorite. However, the chorus, which lyrically emphasizes that life is nevertheless good despite its inconveniences, shows Moody partying inside his trailer with several women and a few police officers, who had earlier ticketed him, peradventure because he had illegally parked his trailer. These video portrayals of the lyrics go on similarly in the second verse, where the band is signing autographs on Five Finger Death Punch memorabilia at a "run into-and-greet" event. Their tour bus breaks down in a desert in the side by side scene, and the band decide to hitchhike by the cease of the adjacent chorus.

During the guitar solo, the band members are stranded and Jason Claw, Jeremy Spencer and Chris Kael are busking for gas coin. It is apparent that the band have obtained a vehicle to use; yet, the band discover another police officer in the procedure of impounding the machine, wrapping it in caution record with numerous tickets being placed on it, even though they presumably had been unable to move it due to a fuel situation. The band have selfies with the officer in hopes of convincing him to let information technology go, just are unable to practise so. The officer gives the band the horns as they walk away, but Moody gives him the finger. As the final chorus comes in, the band are shown arriving in their earlier hitchhiked ride at a food truck in a desert location, and begin to have a makeshift party equally the song draws to a close.