Twenty One Pilots - Heathens (orchestral Version) [english/espaг±ol] Official Video -

The orchestral version of "Heathens" offers a hauntingly cinematic reimagining of their massive hit from the Suicide Squad (2016) soundtrack. Originally released in June 2016, "Heathens" quickly became a global phenomenon, peaking at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and earning three Grammy nominations. The Cinematic Visuals

: The prison setting serves as a visual metaphor for confinement, alienation, and the "prisons" created by societal judgment or personal constraints. The orchestral version of "Heathens" offers a hauntingly

: Many official and community-uploaded versions include English and Spanish subtitles or lyrics, catering to the band’s significant Spanish-speaking "Clique". A Deeper Meaning: The "Clique" The Cinematic Visuals : The prison setting serves

The music video, directed by , is set within the fictional Belle Reve prison of the DC Universe. It features lead singer Tyler Joseph being guided through the prison by guards, eventually meeting drummer Josh Dun on a small stage in the center of a room filled with inmates. It features lead singer Tyler Joseph being guided

: The original "official" video famously includes clips from Suicide Squad featuring characters like Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) and Deadshot (Will Smith).

While originally written for the film, Tyler Joseph has frequently stated that "Heathens" is a song for the fans—the .