Chappell Roan Films Rapunzel-Themed Music Video in New York City

Chappell Roan, the Grammy-winning pop star known for hits like "Good Luck, Babe!" and "The Giver," was spotted filming a Rapunzel-inspired music video in New York City, featuring extreme red hair extensions cascading from a fire escape down to the street. Fans speculate that the video is for her highly anticipated but unreleased track "The Subway," which she first teased at the 2024 Governors Ball and discussed on the Las Culturistas podcast, noting the challenges of translating the live version to a studio recording. The shoot included dramatic scenes such as her hair dragging a taxi cab through city streets, and it took place at various iconic NYC locations, including the Transit Museum. Despite her recent success and Grammy win for Best New Artist, Roan has been candid about her exhaustion, which delayed music video production, but this latest project marks her return to visual storytelling. While she has not confirmed a release date for "The Subway" or new album plans, the elaborate video production and fan excitement suggest a significant forthcoming release. Roan also shared insights into her signature fiery red hair care routine, which complements her distinctive aesthetic and stage presence.