Let the guilt go

The premiere of the “Let the Guilt Go” video was on September 2, 2010 ^[1] . The video begins with a helicopter inside view that flies over fields in Bakersfield , with a number of crop circles visible below. The video clip combines the footage of the group and the students who study and mock several college football hooligans. That night, three students drove through one of the harvest fields, and at that moment they saw a bright light coming from the sky. One of the passengers is a girl who leaves the car and enters a bright light. It instantly rises above the ground a moment before the light throws it back to Earth.

The next day, the girl comes to school, dressed much more defiantly, which attracts the attention of hooligans. In the classroom, one of them draws attention to the girl, but does not notice that she is testing a newly acquired telekinesis on a pencil, which she then launches into the image of the same bully. The next night, they go to "see the place", where the bully is trying to get the girl by force. A bright flash of light flashes from the inside, and the video focuses on the girl who tilts her head back from the guy who at that moment explodes white smoke. The girl gets out and goes away.

Then the video goes to the final shot of the crop field at night, where there is a large circle with the words “KoЯn III” in the center ^[1] .

The song was nominated for a Grammy Award for best metal performance , which took place on October 13, 2010, but lost to the song “El Dorado” by Iron Maiden ^[2] .

• Jonathan Davis - vocals
• James Schaffer - Guitar
• Reginald Arvizu - bass guitar
• Ray Lusier - drums
• Ross Robinson - Producer

• The lyrics of this song on MetroLyrics