Today’s video of the day is Pig – "The Chosen Few" released in 2018.

PIG returned with fierce energy in 2018, and “The Chosen Few” shows that fire. Raymond Watts started PIG in the late 1980s after working with KMFDM. He pushed industrial music into decadent and dramatic territory. Over the years, he released a long list of albums that mix aggression, glamour, and dark humor. His sound evolved with each era. Yet he kept his trademark blend of pounding beats and sharp wit. This history sets the stage for the intense world shown in the “The Chosen Few” video.

The song appears on the 2018 album Risen. Watts created the record with a wide circle of collaborators. These include En Esch, Tim Skold, Z. Marr, Ben Christo, Marc Heal, Phil Barry, Mark Thwaite, and Anita Sylph. The album feels bold and confident. It brings classic PIG elements forward while adding new shine. “The Chosen Few” stands out with its tight rhythm and rich production. It builds on the dramatic style heard on earlier albums while pushing toward a cleaner, more urgent sound.

Moreover, the video supports that evolution. It blends sharp imagery with the song’s pulsing energy. It stays true to PIG’s long legacy of visual flair. Yet it also feels modern and direct. This track links the past and present of PIG. It connects the grit of early releases with the polished force of newer records. As a result, “The Chosen Few” works as both a statement piece and a bridge in the PIG catalog. It shows how Watts continues to refine his art while honoring the deep roots of his industrial vision.

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