Weezer’s “C.E.O.” Video Has Curry Barker, Celeb Cameos, & A “Sweater Song” Homage
Weezer's new song "C.E.O." is all about the pressure put on aging rockers to relive their glory days, and the song itself goes out of its way to relive Weezer's glory days. It's structured as a musical redux of the 1994 smash "Undone (The Sweater Song)," the track that made Weezer famous in the first place. The "C.E.O." video also repeatedly calls back to the classic Spike Jonze-directed "Sweater…
Weezer's latest single, "C.E.O.," revisits the band's iconic "Sweater Song" from 1994. The video, directed by Curry Barker, features celebrity cameos and echoes Spike Jonze's original clip. The song's structure mirrors the original, spotlighting the pressure on aging rockers to relive their glory days. The upcoming self-titled album, recorded with producers Klas Åhlund and Kenneth Blume, also includes tours across North America, Japan, the UK, and Europe.
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