Sun goes down
- the video was teased before its release with cryptic tweets eg Lil Nas X posted a vague tweets about him "helping his past self"
- in scenes of his younger self he is usually placed at the edge of the frame to symbolise his isolation and his emotions of him feeling out of place in society
- The video references Lil Nas X's past where in real life he worked at Taco Bell during highschool
Burn the Witch
- The video was directed by Chris Hopewell who previously worked with Radiohead on the There There music video in 2003
- The plot of the video is influenced by the 1973 horror movie The Wicker Man
- Some people interpret the video as a commentary on the rise of far right anti-immigration policies and nationalism in the UK
- The entire video was created in only two weeks and no CGI was used in production, instead practical effects are used
- The mayors red outfit symbolises power and violence
