Arctic Monkeys - Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High? (official Video) -

: Critics noted that both the song and video signaled the band's shift toward "dark and slinky R&B-derived pop" and "stuttering hip hop beats" inspired by artists like Dr. Dre.

: The video was lit by cinematographer Mátyás Erdély and shot on location in Hoxton and Stoke Newington. It features "Hollyoaks-esque" bubble text graphics to visualize Turner's frantic messaging.

: The video begins at the 'Howl at the Moon' pub in Hoxton, East London. Frontman Alex Turner is seen drinking with bandmates Matt Helders, Jamie Cook, and Nick O'Malley before venturing out on a solo mission. : Critics noted that both the song and

: A "wasted" Turner attempts to coordinate a 3:30 AM "booty call" with a girl named Stephanie. As he stumbles through the streets, his hallucinations transform mundane city life into explicit and surreal scenarios.

🔗 You can watch the full promo on the official Arctic Monkeys YouTube channel . AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more : A "wasted" Turner attempts to coordinate a

: The video's gritty, polished "mini-drama" style earned it a nomination for Best Rock Video at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards .

Released in August 2013 as the third single from their landmark album AM , the music video for "Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High?" is a trippy, cinematic exploration of intoxicated regret. Directed by Nabil Elderkin (known for his work with Frank Ocean and Kanye West), it remains one of the band's most iconic visual works. Key Narrative Details 📽️ Production & Style

: He eventually arrives at what he believes to be Stephanie's house, but he is actually at the wrong door across the street. The video cuts to the real Stephanie at home, rolling her eyes as she ignores 17 missed messages from "Alex band guy". 📽️ Production & Style