The duo shot a clip with director Harmony Korine. And yes, it’s plenty weird. By James Montgomery The Black Keys Photo: MTV News By now, you’ve probably seen the Black Keys ‘ new video for “Gold on the Ceiling,” which premiered Monday on MTV and is a marked departure from the band’s previous efforts, which were heavy on stuff like dancing security guards and Todd Bridges cameos . Mostly because it’s a live clip, of course. Still, that doesn’t mean the ‘Keys didn’t want their latest video to follow in the WTF-worthy tradition of their previous. In fact, they actually shot a second video for the song, one directed by oddball auteur Harmony Korine. And, as they told MTV News immediately following the “Gold on the Ceiling” premiere, that never-before-seen clip is most certainly a Harmony Korine production. “We did a video with Harmony, but it’s not really for ‘Gold on the Ceiling,'” frontman Dan Auerbach said. “Well, it is, sort of,” drummer Patrick Carney added. “It’s for whatever music we want to put to it. Pretty much we just let Harmony get self-indulgent, do his thing,” Auerbach continued. “Pat and I are dressed up like babies, in onesies, and we’re in Baby Bj
