Megadeth Release Lyric Video For “Whose Life (Is It Anyway?)”

Posted by Zach Shaw on Thu, May 3, 2012 at 2:00 pm

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Lyric videos have become a common thing for bands to release in support of new albums or songs. And normally we wouldn’t be all that impressed by the video itself, especially if the song is about seven months old. However, a new lyric video for Megadeth’s “Whose Life (Is It Anyway?)” has just been released, and we have to admit it’s pretty damn cool.

Featuring angry protesters clashing with a SWAT team, the stylish video goes further than displaying the song’s lyrics and showing a few cool graphics. In fact, the only thing missing from this to make it a normal music video is an appearance from the band. And after watching the members of Megadeth goofing around with monkeys in their last video, their presence isn’t missed by that much.

Go ahead and watch the lyric video for Megadeth’s “Whose Life (Is It Anyway?)” for yourself above.

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