Music video Ī full version of Shields' teaser video has never been released.
It's funny that people see what they want to see." Despite this, Aaron Klein alleged in an article which appeared on the far-right organization Breitbart News, that the head of the decapitated corpse which appeared in "Say10" was later used by Shields in another project: a controversial photo-shoot featuring stand-up comedian Kathy Griffin, which saw her holding a ketchup-covered Styrofoam replica of Trump's severed head. Manson later dismissed these connections, saying: "Well, there was no actual decapitation shown. Numerous publications noted that the corpse was dressed in attire similar to the kind regularly worn by Donald Trump-a suit and red tie.
It featured images of the vocalist tearing pages out of a Bible and brandishing a bloodstained knife whilst standing over a decapitated corpse lying in a pool of blood. The video was created by Final Girl director Tyler Shields. On the day of the 2016 US presidential election – November 8 – Manson released a short teaser video for the song via The Daily Beast. Why waste all your energy going full force when there's a more subtle and effective tactic of getting what you want? After all, you rarely need aggression when aiming straight for the jugular." Release and promotion Greg Kennelty of Metal Injection commended Manson and Tyler Bates' use of dynamics on the song, writing that each musician – through their respective vocals and production – throw "punches only when need to.
Įleanor Goodman from Metal Hammer described the track as a "big, snarling anthem that seems purpose-built for stages", while Gigwise said it was reminiscent of material found on Mechanical Animals. Downey at the APMAs, Marilyn Manson revealed "Say10" to be the title track of the band's then-forthcoming tenth studio album. In July 2016, during an interview with Ryan J.
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