Check out P.O.D.'s new music video "Addicted," the single from their just-released album, "When Angels and Serpents Dance." Watch the video below--and when you're finished, click here to read our interview with P.O.D.'s Sonny Sandoval.
Music Video: P.O.D.'s 'Addicted'
Thursday April 24, 2008
Categories: Christian music
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The music and the video are SIC! I can understand how some might think the video is "worldly" because of its graphic nature. Realize this, sin is graphic and the Word says that some will be saved by fear. I think the video hit the nail on the head. It is meant to reach the lost and they will see the message clearly. Way to go Sony and the boys!!!! Addiction to anything but Jesus is death.
A2J and no one else!
I think P.O.D. has done it again, the words and the video where made to reach the unsaved. Keep up the good work Paid On Death.
There are many things to be addicted to (drugs, porn, food, appearances, etc) and some of those things are portrayed in this video. We are also guilty of dragging those we love into our problems (children in the video). Let's not get bound up by the images or the music style, and somehow forget the intent of the song and the video. To help people break free of the chains of this world. Thanks for posting the video and the interview.
I have stood and watched people I love continue to use drugs. It is a very hard thing to stand by and watch and feel helpless. The words in this song really speak to me. I really believe that some people are so lost in their hurt and unwilling to look to God to help them that they become submerged in their addiction. If they know his love and put their faith in him, he could save them from themselves.
I really love this song and the video of course. It really gives out an very important message, like people who has an addiction. As a 13 year old girl I understand very well what this song means. It's very powerful.
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