Jackson Wang gets inked
Director Nicholas Lam delivers a darkly stylised and creatively choreographed promo for the Hong Kong rapper's track Buck.
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Credits
View on- Production Company Hound
- Director Nicholas Lam
- Editing Sunset Edit
- VFX Cameo FX
- Color Company 3/New York
- Chief Creative Officer Peter Yoon
- Executive Creative Director Jackson Wang
- Executive Producer Missy Galanida
- Executive Producer Isaac Rice
- Executive Producer Peter Yoon
- Line Producer Michelle Larkin
- Line Producer Missy Galanida
- Production Designer Cody Fusina
- Art Director Emmett Tekstra
- DP Gaul Porat
- Executive Producer Nazeli Kodjoian
- Editor Steve Rees
- VFX Supervisor Sergii Mashevskyi
- Colorist Matt Osborne
- Sound Design & Mix Denis Kilty
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powered by- Production Company Hound
- Director Nicholas Lam
- Editing Sunset Edit
- VFX Cameo FX
- Color Company 3/New York
- Chief Creative Officer Peter Yoon
- Executive Creative Director Jackson Wang
- Executive Producer Missy Galanida
- Executive Producer Isaac Rice
- Executive Producer Peter Yoon
- Line Producer Michelle Larkin
- Line Producer Missy Galanida
- Production Designer Cody Fusina
- Art Director Emmett Tekstra
- DP Gaul Porat
- Executive Producer Nazeli Kodjoian
- Editor Steve Rees
- VFX Supervisor Sergii Mashevskyi
- Colorist Matt Osborne
- Sound Design & Mix Denis Kilty
Rapper and member of boy band GOT7 Jackson Wang has unveiled this gruesome and captivating promo for his solo single Buck, directed by Nicholas Lam through Hound.
The film opens in a dimly lit dining room, where Wang vents his rage on an unsuspecting cephalopod, its black ink spewing across his pristine white suit - a visceral introduction that sets the tone for what follows.
Over the next three minutes, animalistic, high-intensity dance sequences are intercut with surreal imagery of Wang bathing in dripping black ink. Dynamic camera work tracks the dancers through shadowy sets, while macabre styling mirrors the track’s primal energy.
