Jumpsuit

The co-lead single of Twenty One Pilots' fifth album Trench is a bass-driven dub stomper that introduces a new world created by the duo, which includes a walled city called Dema. Lead singer Tyler Joseph, under an alter ego named Clancy, attempts to escape from Dema wearing a yellow jumpsuit that acts as a protective barrier from the nine bishops that oversee the metropolis. These hateful watchers are unable to see this color, thus providing the wearer's safety. I can't believe how much I hate Pressures of a new place roll my way Jumpsuit, jumpsuit, cover me The fictional storyline employed in the song is a metaphor for the anxieties and pressures that Tyler Joseph has felt since Twenty One Pilots achieved global prominence. The idea has previously been explored by the duo on previous tracks such as the Blurryface single "Lane Boy."

The song's mysterious and cinematic music clip, directed by longtime collaborator Andrew Donoho, includes a scene showing Joseph making an escape attempt from Dema. The video was filmed in Thórsmörk, Iceland.

"Jumpsuit" took just two weeks to reach #1 on Billboard's Alternative Songs chart. The track's fortnight ascension to the summit was the fastest a single has reached the top of the tally since Green Day's "Know Your Enemy" did it in two weeks back in 2009.