Think “Before He Cheats.” Or “Two Black Cadillacs.”
Well, she’s back on it in the newly-released video for her latest single, “Dirty Laundry.”
Done all in black and white, Carrie sings about yet another cheating man in the video directed by Shane C. Drake.
The faces of several other fed-up women are featured in the video, too. Then again, so are a snake, a horse, a peacock, an owl, a burning doorknob and a high heel going up in flames.
“It’s all about emotion and that moment when a woman has finally reached that point, after the heartache, of being done with a relationship,” Carrie says in a press release about the video.
“Shane had the idea to include some beautiful animals that represent the parallels between human and animal behavior and instincts, which look great interwoven with visuals of emotional women and men.”
Time will tell whether “Dirty Laundry” matches the success of the singles Carrie has already released from her “Storyteller” album.
Lead single “Smoke Break” reached number two on Billboard’s country airplay chart. Follow-ups “Heartbeat” and “Church Bells” both climbed all the way to number one.
As of this week, “Dirty Laundry” was at 20 on the country airplay chart and 23 on the hot country songs chart.
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