The official music video for by Joost Klein serves as a pivotal artifact in the artist's career, marking his early transition from a hip-hop-focused YouTuber to a high-energy "gabber pop" icon. Released in April 2018, the video encapsulates the surrealist, chaotic, and anti-establishment aesthetic that would eventually define his performance at Eurovision 2024. Artistic Style and Visual Symbolism
: The video features Joost being offered pills by a character named "Ome Robert" (Uncle Robert), which fans interpret as a metaphor for choosing between heaven and hell or escaping reality. Joost - Ome Robert (Official Video)
: The video includes a controversial reference to a scene from the film Full Metal Jacket , specifically the "sucky sucky $5" line, which highlights Joost’s unfiltered and often provocative creative style. The official music video for by Joost Klein
Visually, "Ome Robert" is a "random mess of words" and imagery that prioritizes energy over a linear narrative. : The video includes a controversial reference to
: The lyrics express a desire to be the "mysterious uncle" whose wealth is unexplained but evident, reflecting Joost's early career ambitions and his blend of satire with materialism.