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“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Family Affair Brooklyn Punk Duo Venus Twins Tell Us How They Ended Up in Olivia Rodrigo’s New Music Video The real-life identical twins show up as part of a Family Feud -style scene in the new "Expectations" video co-starring Chappell Roan By Simon Vozick-Levinson Simon Vozick-Levinson Contact Simon Vozick-Levinson on X Bun B on Being Sampled for Drake’s Ella Langley Remake: ‘The Stars Aligned’ No One Writes About Everyday Life Quite Like Star Moles She’s Just Being Miley: Seven Takeaways From ‘Bass Persuades’ View all posts by Simon Vozick-Levinson October 16, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Caroline Safran* Olivia Rodrigo ’s new music video for her “Expectations” remix with Chappell Roan is full of fun cameos, including David Byrne as a game-show host and producer Dan Nigro as a guy with a robot voice.”
““She’s our rival”), they did have a nice chat with Byrne.”
“31, Venus Twins will put on a different kind of costume when they perform a special Halloween set at the Brooklyn club Market Hotel as Philly emo band Modern Baseball.”
“With their punk-rock look complete, they chatted very briefly with the video’s stars.”
“But for fans of New York ’s underground rock scene, there’s another surprise in store: Jake and Matt Derting, the identical siblings better known as the cool, scuzzy glam-punk/noise-pop duo Venus Twins , show up as part of Rodrigo’s team in a Family Feud -style contest about halfway through the video.”
“And I would do that again.” They were impressed by the scale of the shoot, which featured something like 100 people running around the set, compared to the “two plus maybe a friend”-style operation that Venus Twins are more used to.”
“We got to do it right.” After about two hours of shooting their scene, they were done for the day.”
“A couple of weeks after that first casting call in September, they heard that they’d gotten the music-video gig.”
““I think maybe it did say, ‘Grammy-winning artist,’ but they were hush-hush about it.” “I think they were just looking for punks,” Matt says.”