The music video opens with Tim Henson and Scott LePage sitting in a white room, playing nylon-string electric guitars, before cutting to the full band in a different setting, with all members except the drummer standing. By this point, the guitars have switched to more typical electric models, which they continue using for the rest of the video. The logic of the events and visual progression is almost the opposite of Polyphia's music video for Playing God.

Visually, the setting is very characteristic of Polyphia: the band performs in an empty, bright, white-colored warehouse. The scene later shifts to a rooftop when Steve Vai joins the track, seated on a throne-a playful nod to his status as a guitar legend. The remainder of the video focuses largely on Vai's contribution, while Polyphia's members remain mostly in the background. Musically, this is unmistakably Polyphia as most listeners know them, and Vai's iconic bends fit the song perfectly.

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The music video for Polyphia's single "Ego Death," featuring guitar legend Steve Vai.

Polyphia Feat. Steve Vai: Ego Death (2022)

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