CAGE FIGHT have released a brand new music video!
The new music video, for the track Pig, is the latest single from the UK-based metal band and follows on from their previous single, IHYG (I Hate Your Guts), which was released back in August.
The new single features real messages sent to vocalist Rachel Aspe and other women, highlighting the issue of digital harassment. The track calls out the behaviour of men who send unsolicited messages online and channels rage into a direct, unflinching statement.
Speaking about the single, Rachel Aspe says, “Pig is the expression of my disgust of men sending unsolicited intimate pictures, messages, crossing boundaries and harassing women digitally. I’ve had hundreds over the years, and it’s crazy to think that everyday women regularly get these messages. I just wanted to scream my hatred to them, raise awareness of the issue and show solidarity to other women who experience this abuse.”
Watch the official music video for Pig here:
Recent polling from Amnesty International highlights the scale of online abuse faced by Gen Z women:
- 53% receive inappropriate emojis
- 44% receive unsolicited explicit images
- 43% are body-shamed
- 40% receive sexually suggestive comments
- 32% experience hate speech
- 27% report online stalking
For help with digital sexual harassment, contact Victim Support (0808 16 89 111), the CEOP Safety Centre, Childline (0800 1111), or the police (999 in emergencies). Abuse can also be reported directly to platforms or via the Report Harmful Content service.
For more information on CAGE FIGHT like their official page on Facebook.
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