At each chapter stage the submission with the most "likes" was the winner. They could be read, commented on, and "liked" by other users. Once approved, all new chapter posts were made viewable to the public. Fans were encouraged to post their submissions via Facebook and Twitter. Fans were challenged to post suggestions for what they think should happen in the next chapter in 150 words or less. On February 10, 2010, the band launched a contest in partnership with PopCult and Devil's Due Publishing to give the fans a chance to add their own chapter to the storyline depicted in the video. In January 2010, Alice in Chains released a behind-the-scenes video about the making of the music video. It is revealed that the party guests correspond to various numbers on a menu for a group of older men eating human meat in a back room the protagonist's heart is shown being eaten by Stage at the end. They finally enter a room at the end of the hall where Stage starts to remove her clothes, but the protagonist is knocked out by the bald man, and wakes up to see Stage approaching them with a tray she brands them with a number. At the party, Stage lures the protagonist upstairs while a bald man follows them the protagonist sees many bizarre and vaguely sexual activities in the rooms upstairs. The narrative portions of the video are shot in first person the protagonist is invited to the party by a card dropped at their door by Stage. The video depicts the band playing at a party at a large mansion. The video features Californian-based model Sarah Stage and Project Runway season three model Amanda Fields. According to drummer Sean Kinney, there were at least three different endings for the video. It also references 1 Corinthians 10:23, the first verse of a passage giving guidelines about eating meat which has been offered in sacrifice to idols. It was shot at an ornate Malibu mansion and pays homages to Stanley Kubrick films, such as The Shining and Eyes Wide Shut. The music video was released on Decemvia iTunes Music Store, and was directed by Stephen Schuster, who had previously directed the music video for " A Looking in View". You've got to deal with it when you get there." Music video Kinney: "I've taken a lot of lefts and a lot of rights. Things happen, and it's just funny how one little left or right turn in your life can just totally take you off on a tangent that can be so bizarre and unanticipated, you know." You've got to sleep in the bed you make, you know. Many fans believe this song was written from Jerry Cantrell to the late Layne Staley, who couldn't kick his addiction to drugs and died in 2002.ĭuVall and drummer Sean Kinney stated that the song has a simple message:ĭuVall: "Consequences, you know. In an interview for the making of the video of "Your Decision", singer William DuVall stated that "This song is all about choices and their consequences".
"Your Decision" was featured on CSI 's season 10, episode 8, "Lover's Lane". 1 on the Billboard Hot Rock Songs and Mainstream Rock charts, and No.
Written by Jerry Cantrell, who also sings lead vocals on the song, it was released as the second single from the album on Novemin the UK, and on Decemin the US. " Your Decision" is a song by Alice in Chains, featured on their fourth studio album, Black Gives Way to Blue (2009). 2009 single by Alice in Chains "Your Decision"
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