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    Ryn Weaver's "OctaHate" Gets The Crazy Cool Video It Deserves

    The underdog song of the summer is now one of the fall's most essential music videos.

    Ryn Weaver burst on to the scene this summer, fully formed like some kind of pop music Athena.

    Her first single "OctaHate" was basically the Song of the Summer for those in the know.

    And her debut EP Promises couldn't have been more fulfilling.

    It's full of catchy, sonically interesting songs that all the major pop girls will be trying to copy next year. (Assuming she doesn't become one first!)

    Now, three months after its release, "OctaHate" finally has a video and it's like:

    We finally get to see the indie pop queen's fabulous snarl and exquisite doe eyes.

    She takes a page out of Lana Del Rey's Ultraviolence playbook and pays homage to A Clockwork Orange.

    She proves she knows how to werk it.

    When the men in morphsuits get to be too much, her inner child bursts free and goes HAM on a magazine.

    Like, bb Ryn is not impressed.

    But she helps grown-up Ryn tap into her rainbow rage.

    In the end, Ryn tames the men in morphsuits and together they put on a butterfly puppet show.

    Listen to bb Ryn:

    Watch the video for "OctaHate" here.

    View this video on YouTube

    You can listen to her full Promises EP on SoundCloud.