BUST Video Premier: Get ready for the new pro-choice anthem!
Badass human rights activist and singer-songwriter MILCK has written a pro-choice anthem for the movement to fight for bodily autonomy in the wake of SCOTUS’ recent decision to overrule Roe v. Wade. The pop singer burst onto the scene in 2017 when a video of her singing her original song “Quiet” at the first annual Women’s March in Washington D.C went viral.
Like the song lyrics, the music video contains visceral visuals that pack a revolutionary punch. When describing her thought process in creating the music video for “We Won’t Go Back,” MILCK told us that she wanted to “bring in a crucial layer of joyous rebelliousness.” The music video for “We Won’t Go Back” was directed by Jen Rosenstein . The video begins with MILCK’s recording of herself and protestors chanting “we won’t go back” in Washington D.C.
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