Like The Flatwoods Monster

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📖 SYNOPSIS

"Like The Flatwoods Monster" is a music video directed by Satomi Maiya. The video accompanies the song "Flatwoods no Monster Mitai ni," a collaborative effort between musical artists Eve and Deu, who are members of the band PEOPLE 1. The song's title suggests a connection to the Flatwoods Monster, a cryptid from West Virginia. The music video likely interprets the song's lyrics and themes visually, potentially exploring concepts related to the monster's appearance, the mystery surrounding it, or the feelings it evokes. The video's setting and characters are unknown, but the focus is on the visual representation of the music.

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