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FKA Twigs Takes "Video Girl" to Extreme With Google Glass in New Conceptual Video

The British-born singer-songwriter stars in "#throughglass," a trippy short film of her own design that's set to haunting remixed versions of "Video Girl" and "Glass & Patron."

But while Twigs (and more Twigs, with as many as four different versions of herself writhing and dancing in the frame all at once) is the main event, she does have a co-headliner—Google Glass.

In the video, Robert Pattinson's new flame dons the much-hyped and controversial pair of specs—which record video and sift through the wearer's iTunes and other files with just the tap of a finger—and her world instantly goes meta.

Tahliah Debrett Barnett[1] (born 16 January 1988), better known by her stage name FKA twigs, is an English singer-songwriter, producer and dancer originally from Gloucestershire and currently based in London. FKA" stands for "Formerly Known As". Her debut album, LP1, was released in August 2014.



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