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Panic! At The Disco Release Stranger Things Themed Video For ‘LA Devotee’

Do you like Stranger Things? How about Panic! At The Disco? Well then you’d better check out the new video for ‘LA Devotee’ here!

Source: promo image

Source: promo image

Following a week of cryptic Facebook posts, Panic! At The Disco have released a brand new creepy video for ‘LA Devotee’ – and fans of the Netflix sensation Stranger Things will recognise the star.

The band posted several mysterious Facebook posts over the course of the last week, featuring a symbol with an exclamation mark and a young boy strapped to a chair.

Now the video has been revealed, along with an extensive US tour, the young boy is in fact Noah Schnapps who plays Will Byers in Stranger Things.

The video shows Noah being kidnapped by demonic Brendan Urie, and being tortured in a Clockwork Orange-esque montage whilst lip-syncing along to the lyrics of ‘LA Devotee’.

From the looks of Noah’s Tweets and Twitter account, he might be a bit of a fan of the band! He changed his cover photo to the photo in Panic! At The Disco’s Facebook and has been tweeting about the video.

And just in case you didn’t think it was possible, Brendan’s hair just seems to get taller and taller with each new video!

Watch the creepy new video here:

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