Kurt Vile - 'Pretty Pimpin' Official Video

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Video credits:

Director: Daniel Henry
DP: Dustin Lane
Producer: Chris Black
AC: Erick Aguilar
Steadicam: Drew Weaver
Production Designer: Alex Fuhr
Gaffer: Theodore Rysz III
VFX: Joe Wenkoff
Colorist - Jonathan Rogers

[SquareWaveSymphonies]

Almost nine years later and this song is still pretty pimpin. 🔥

[peboblank]

You always hear people talk about guys who save Rock and roll for a certain few years or a certain generation and keep it going well this is one of those guys for me.

[mikeadams]

Day two of this song on repeat and I'm not kidding

[gg-odiv]

Starting my Kurt Vile deep dive. Excellent song writer and I love his raw voice ❤

[satansfittesleker]

Kurt Vile! You remind me of my stepfather, he was a young man who played guitar, who reminds me alot of you. He had the same hair, the same face and the smile and charm. A streetperformer who saw alot of love in his music. He came into my life at the age 6. I was an isecure kid with little love to my family, it changed everything. He brought me out in the woods, made tents out of blankets on warm summers far away from everything. He showed me love, and made me to the guy i am today. He took his life when i was 15 (now 26). Love to see your energy, because that is what he showed me. The energy to live my life, even tho everthing sometimes seems helpless

Keep the music flowing, it's awesome!

[johnfrench]

This really is weirdly addictive. I’ve found myself listening to it almost every day for the last year. As my wife says happily “oh it’s him again”

[OutfittersOfArt]

"But he was sporting all my clothes I gotta say pretty pimpin" is probably the coolest line I've ever heard in a song.

[yeemem]

8 years later still vibing to this song

[mikew]

The first time I listened to this I thought "not bad, worth a second listen".
Now that I've listened 4242 times, I realize this song is musical crack.

[brettplayle]

The more you listen to this, the more you realise what a brilliant track it is. Best song about dissociation ever.

[Aktnik]

Why do I have to find these songs 5 fucking years after they were made? This is amazing.

[Summer-kbdm]

Can't tell you how many times I have listened to the song but Kurt vile has my total respect.

Not sure what they mean, but it means a lot to us.
💜

[janareneewilcoxen]

I was feeling frustrated that the people in my world don't find the same depth and attachment to this song that I do and wished that I could find someone who appreciates this song as much as me (for all the same reasons and more). And then I read all these comments and felt much better. I love the lyrics, the harmonies, the chord changes on the guitar, the drums, the rhythm, the background vocals, the video, the feeling of something so familiar and yet distant that it captures through the words and the music. Just brilliant.

[wesvile]

Kurt is my big brother ... I knew he was gonna blow up after I heard this song for the 1st time!

[nicksoup]

Ever since my daughter was born she needed this song to fall asleep, go for naps, and to stop crying. she's 9 months now and nothing has changed. I never heard of Kurt before i discovered her love for this song (randomly came across it) so i just wanna say thank you kurt for helping my baby have good sleeps and keeping me sane, you've gained 2 fans <3

Edit: thanks all for the likes. Little “pimpin” pippa will be 3 in august and nothing has change (:

[asharpbflat]

It's just such a beautiful song. I love that he keeps repeating the lines in the end, just letting the vibes flow instead of cutting it short, like he easily could with such a catchy tune.

[joer]

I listened to this song Monday morning.  And Tuesday, and Wednesday.  And Thursday, Friday, Saturday....

[jchastain]

I like this song. When it came out in 2015. Life was way better

[inoculatemedia]

Found this song on the radio today right after I found a new cowboy hat. The song resonated with me because I’ve “been” so many people in my 54 years. From being in bands like Brian Jonestown Massacre, Psychic TV, to being a beach bum, to starting a tech company, to currently caring for autistic men. I DID literally brush a stranger’s teeth today. Then I found my cowboy hat, then three wild mustangs walked right up to my autistic patient and myself as we listened to this song. One of those cosmic magic moments. Thanks for the song, Kurt. Keep reflecting wonder.

[Dessesbo]

This song hit home... I was homeless and sleeping out of my car. I woke up with this song playing on the radio and have had it stuck in my mind for a couple of months now. It's a messed up life and sucks to not know who you are anymore. Come to Colorado, Kurt. I'd love to see you live.