The second part of the music video takes a softer approach, sonically speaking. Acoustic guitar in hand, Luchini now finds himself transformed into an angel sat atop of a basketball hoop and captured through a vintage lens. The peaceful, melodic ending is a sharp contrast to the overall dark tone of the song, as if Luchini has made amends with his past turmoil and taunting. Look At You is a product of self-reflection and self-realisation, and perhaps a cautionary tale to look at yourself, before its too late.
Leo Luchini
A trip to the afterlife

The second part of the music video takes a softer approach, sonically speaking. Acoustic guitar in hand, Luchini now finds himself transformed into an angel sat atop of a basketball hoop and captured through a vintage lens. The peaceful, melodic ending is a sharp contrast to the overall dark tone of the song, as if Luchini has made amends with his past turmoil and taunting. Look At You is a product of self-reflection and self-realisation, and perhaps a cautionary tale to look at yourself, before its too late.
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