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It takes place primarily in a subway car , where passengers are shown "twiddling their thumbs" as a metaphor for inaction and conformity.
The official video premiered on February 9, 2017 , following the song's release as a single from her album EVOLution .
The video is a social commentary on the monotony of everyday life and the "repetitive cycle" of routine.
It features stylized choreography and symbolic storytelling that highlights the contrast between individuality and the way society "just keeps on" following norms.
The official music video for by Sabrina Carpenter does not feature a guest artist or a specific co-starring celebrity. Unlike some of her other music videos that feature notable actors��𤳙uch as Barry Keoghan in "Please Please Please" or Jenna Ortega in "Taste" ��𤴆he "Thumbs" video focuses on Carpenter performing the song in a subway car alongside a group of diverse background actors who remain largely motionless or perform stylized, repetitive movements. Key Details of the "Thumbs" Music Video