“I think it’s just revisiting the characters 20 years later and just imagining the Bride and her daughter, Bebe, having 20 years of peace, and then that peace is shattered,” Tarantino said. The Oscar-winning director has not been completely mum about Volume 3 though in a recent appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast, he teased the direction he would want the third film to follow saying: The music video certainly has us wishing for more Kill Bill and if anything, we do hope that when Tarantino sees it, the video will get his creative juices to flow in the direction of a second sequel. RELATED: From 'RoboCop' to 'Kill Bill', 10 Goriest Death Scenes in Non-Horror Movies In true Beatrix fashion, SZA concludes the video by teasing more violent revenge as the concluding lyric has her admitting that jealousy has gotten the best of her. She ultimately exerts her revenge, ripping out her ex-lover's heart with her blade. While the video doesn't include the part where Copperhead betrays Beatrix, it does feature other references from the film, from Budd's trailer to O-Ren’s anime compilation and the violent action sequence at the House of the Blue Leaves with the Crazy 88, where SZA slashes through her enemies with a samurai sword. Then arrives Copperhead, who picks her up in her car and drives her off to get her trained and equipped for smooth revenge. The 5-minute video opens with SZA receiving a loving embrace followed by a shock break-up note from her boyfriend, who then proceeds to add insult to injury by having a group of armed men shoot down their trailer home with her still inside.
Revenge is sweet and SZA is enjoying every bit of it in this music video directed by Christian Breslauer.
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