Lawrence Rothman's '#1 All Time Low' Video Is The Creepiest Thing You'll See Today

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Lawrence Rothman doesn't do everything the same way you do things. In the video for his lead single, "Montauk Fling," Rothman dressed himself as Elizabeth Taylor and seduced himself in a hotel room, and he returns with the haunting visuals for "#1 All Time Low" -- premiering exclusively on HuffPost Entertainment.

In the new dystopian video, a battered and bruised Rothman meanders through various scenes of a certain type of hell that make the grislier scenes in "Trainspotting" look like "Smurfs 2." Blood, dirty bathwater -- it's all there. David Bowie favorite Floria Sigismondi directed the video for the song.

"What I try to do during the 14 to 17 hours that i'm awake, and are participating in this rat race, is aim to experience shit that blows my mind and rattles the mundane cage of cynical normalcy," Rothman said. "Why? So that when I finally get chewed up and spit out on the other end I can say, 'Fuck it, that was great, those where the days of my life. This idea is the theme of my music."

"This video to cut to the chase, as everyone including myself, attention spam is about as long as a gif," he adds. "It's about me trying to do away with my adult jaded, cynical, self and push through a rebirth of sorts or a actually a reintroduction to my inner 'tween spirit' -- the part of me that doesn't give a fuck and goes with the flow, like when you're a kid and your parents are having a bitch-fest, but it doesn't phase you because you're too enthralled with building LEGO city."

Take a look below and let us know what you think in the comments. Viewer discretion is advised. Select tour dates follow.

10/29 - The Sebright Arms - London, UK
11/5 - Casbah - San Diego, CA (w/ Active Child)
11/23 - El Rey - Los Angeles, CA (w/ Active Child)

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ASTEROID TO BOUNCE OFF EARTH TODAY!

An asteroid will Ricochet on the north pole Friday.   It will be on the ice and shoot into space.

This is the first time an asteroid will be bounced back to Earth.  Scientists say that if the thickness and ice composition corresponds to the composition of an asteroid, asteroid will Ricochet back to space.

"This is an event that occurs only once every seven hundred years," said Dane Wilkins cosmologist.

The asteroid, estimated to be approximately 96 meters in diameter, was detected for the first time Wednesday.

Space - named 2012 BX34 - rock hits after missing north pole of the moon.

Astronomers point out that there is no cause for concern.

"Nobody not will be hurt, unless you walk on the icecap.  A polar bear can be injured, but chances are slim, said Barry Willis, Director of the Minor Planet Center, based in the United States.

"It is in the events asteroids 20 albums in the history of the world," Willis told WWN.

Trajectory of the asteroid makes more close-rock space to pass through the Earth from the object 2011 MD in June 2011.

Previous estimates had put closest distance of the asteroid to as little as 5 000 km, near the distance over which resident of geostationary satellites, but the comments made by the observatories showed during the night it reached the north pole and bouncing.

Although the asteroid will not be visible to the naked eye, Dr Williams said that eager backyard astronomers could get a look.

"We had three sets of observations in the past hours by the observers enthusiasts in the United Kingdom," he said.  «They have all confirmed «the bounce»

If you are outdoors at 4 pm EST today, you can catch a glimpse of the asteroid Bounce.

ASTEROID TO BOUNCE OFF EARTH TODAY!

An asteroid will Ricochet on the north pole Friday.   It will be on the ice and shoot into space.

This is the first time an asteroid will be bounced back to Earth.  Scientists say that if the thickness and ice composition corresponds to the composition of an asteroid, asteroid will Ricochet back to space.

"This is an event that occurs only once every seven hundred years," said Dane Wilkins cosmologist.

The asteroid, estimated to be approximately 96 meters in diameter, was detected for the first time Wednesday.

Space - named 2012 BX34 - rock hits after missing north pole of the moon.

Astronomers point out that there is no cause for concern.

"Nobody not will be hurt, unless you walk on the icecap.  A polar bear can be injured, but chances are slim, said Barry Willis, Director of the Minor Planet Center, based in the United States.

"It is in the events asteroids 20 albums in the history of the world," Willis told WWN.

Trajectory of the asteroid makes more close-rock space to pass through the Earth from the object 2011 MD in June 2011.

Previous estimates had put closest distance of the asteroid to as little as 5 000 km, near the distance over which resident of geostationary satellites, but the comments made by the observatories showed during the night it reached the north pole and bouncing.

Although the asteroid will not be visible to the naked eye, Dr Williams said that eager backyard astronomers could get a look.

"We had three sets of observations in the past hours by the observers enthusiasts in the United Kingdom," he said.  «They have all confirmed «the bounce»

If you are outdoors at 4 pm EST today, you can catch a glimpse of the asteroid Bounce.