Throwback Thursday: Maggie Lindemann’s “Human” – A Haunting Journey into Isolation

Throwback Thursday: Maggie Lindemann’s “Human” – A Haunting Journey into Isolation

Maggie Lindemann’s “Human” is already a chilling track on its own, but the music video adds a whole new layer of spooky allure—perfect for Halloween. Featuring Maggie’s best friend Rickey Thompson, the video begins with him standing at the ominous gates of a haunted mansion, giving the classic “HELL NO” and refusing to step inside. With Rickey leaving her to face the eerie mansion alone, Maggie embarks on a solo journey into her darkest thoughts.

Once inside, the video twists the song’s themes of feeling different into something much more monstrous. Maggie encounters contortionists who mirror the discomfort and distortion of her own emotions, twisting and bending as if embodying the inner chaos of not fitting in. The haunted mansion, filled with these distorted figures, reflects the song’s exploration of loneliness and the struggle to find connection.

The contrast between Rickey’s early refusal to enter and Maggie’s solitary exploration heightens the sense of isolation, giving “Human” an extra dose of darkness. It’s no longer just about feeling out of place; it’s about confronting the monsters in our own minds, especially when we’re left alone to do so.

So, on this Halloween Throwback Thursday, dive into “Human”—a song and video that not only embraces the eerie but also brings the haunting struggle for belonging into sharp focus. Maggie Lindemann’s dark anthem is a reminder that sometimes, our fears are as close as our reflection in the mirror.

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