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Okay so, from watching the video and from prior knowledge, we can safely say that Tellexx is definitely using the band for time travel experiments. Let’s start from the beginning.
First, from the Search Party account, we know that the order of music videos goes Do It All The Time (1964), Spcial Climb (1977), Choke (1981), then Leave Me Alone is set somewhere in the 2000’s (specifically it’s labeled as 20??).
In the video, they have Dallon and Ryan in these boxes, or some type of containment cell, while the Tellexx employees are moving around them in almost hazmat-type suits.
As the video progresses, we can see the Tellexx employees attaching sensors to them, along with at one point, a giant helmet of sorts.
Throughout the video you can see Dallon dancing in the clear bubble, I’m not sure just yet what that means or if it has anything to do with the lore other than possibly being isolation from Ryan/other people.
They have their instruments in the boxes with them, and they’re just kinda jamming as the song keeps going. Dallon’s sometimes sitting on the floor singing, but I think that was just for aesthetic. Once we reach the bridge however, that’s when things get interesting.
When the bridge starts, that’s when Tellexx begins the time travel sequence. Immediately upon start, the lights go out, and the employees seem to get a little nervous. It almost looks like Dallon and Ryan break out of some kind of trance, or control that Tellexx has over them.
Dallon’s looking around and at himself, and it seems he doesn’t quite know what’s happening. His body is blurring whenever he moves, and he’s starting to glow.
Ryan tries to get to him, putting his hands on the wall between them, but it doesn’t look like Dallon even really registers him at that point.
As the song ends, Dallon glows brighter and brighter and eventually vanishes in a burst of light, leaving Ryan behind in the other box.
Going back to the timeline of the music videos, we can assume that Dallon may have been sent to any one of those time periods, or maybe none of them at all, since Ryan was left behind.
However, we can still safely say that yes, Dallon did time travel. Until we have more information, I’m going to leave this thread as is unless something else is discovered.
