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Artwork for Would You Rather
Single · 27 Mar 2026
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130k plays · 116k on YouTube · 14k on Spotify

Release facts

The record

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ReleaseSingle · Indie Anthem Media · 27 Mar 2026
Track4:33 · Pop
VideoYouTube · 116k views

Video effort

The creator says the official video was the biggest-budget Chaisen Hale video to date, built with five different AI models and four traditional software tools.

Source: youtube.com

Time spent

Making the video took more than 41 hours by the creator's count, a figure that includes extra mixing and engineering work on the song itself.

Source: youtube.com

Hardest shot

The creator names a dung beetle as the most complicated shot in the video, noting the desert locations are digital but the production headaches were real.

Source: youtube.com

Summary

About this song

Would You Rather is a single by Chaisen Hale, released on 27 March 2026 and running 4 minutes 33 seconds. The song is about choices with no easy answer and what it costs to stay true to yourself. In the video Chaisen, the youngest act ever booked, appears at Rock for Humanity, a fictional global festival where each country sends one performer and the artists vote on who closes the night, but he slips away to explore the surrounding desert for the first time and starts to sense something there he cannot explain. Creator Brian Gregory calls it the mid-point of the series and the biggest-budget Chaisen video so far, made with five AI models and four traditional software tools over more than 41 hours, including extra mixing on the song; he names a dung beetle as the hardest shot. The video had passed 110,000 YouTube views by 30 September 2026, and Deezer marks the release as AI-generated content.

Last Updated 2 October 2026

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