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With the first single of Elephants in Paradise a music video was shot. Since the song was written after the intense enjoyment of the Breaking Bad series, the video should also have a similar visual language and play in a drug environment. It was clear to the producers that it was not possible to shoot scenes from the Breaking Bad series with a low budget production. So a new script was written, which was tailored to the amateur actors, the short shooting time and the locations.
It was important for the band to transport the lyrics well in the music video and to show that people can do the wrong thing for the right reasons. It gets bad when you like the wrong thing. And it gets even worse when the wrong is power and violence that pull you into the abyss.

Cara is married to a businessman (Brad) who loses his job. (His boss says "you are fired" pushes an envelope into his hand and makes a casual Move your hand to the door. Make him disappear). Brad is angry and leaves with his things (carton) the office.
On the street he sits frustrated on steps. He is approached by a young street dealer who wants to sell him cocaine. He buys a few grams and snuffs them off the back of his hand together with the street dealer. He decides to get into the drug business himself and makes an appointment with the street dealer to buy a larger amount of cocaine and sell it himself.
At home he argues with his wife Cara. (He comes home, the food is cold at the table, Cara greets him lovingly and asks what's going on. He yells at her, goes to the closet, takes his savings, changes clothes and leaves.)
The street dealer makes contact with the supplier. (Nightclub, where he has a larger amount of cocaine from him. - comes in with street dealer introducing him, In the room is the supplier, his bodyguard checking him for weapons, 2 scantily clad beautiful women sitting to the right and left of the supplier. The supplier nods to the barkeeper, who pushes a bigger parcel onto the counter and collects the money from him.)
The handling and sale of drugs changes him. Since he still has good contacts to corporate customers from his ex-company, he can quickly sell the cocaine and the new business is going well. He only comes home sporadically now. Cara sits apathetic and resigned over a glass of wine. He ignores Cara, gets a few things and leaves.
He slowly becomes too successful for the supplier who fears for his post. With a big deal all the money is taken from him and no drugs are given. The supplier says grinning "you are fired" and makes the same hand movement as his ex-chief. Everyone laughs. Brad gets angry and shoots the whole gang. He flees via an underground car park. He is recorded by a surveillance camera.
Cara finds a sports bag with a lot of money at home. Running on television News where a bad photo is shown in connection with a murder. Cara recognizes her husband and wants to call the police. Her husband notices this and knocks Cara down.
He's nervous and hesitant about what to do with her. He wears the still unconscious Cara into the cellar and ties her to an armchair with plastic foil. He forgets the scissors on the floor next to the chair.
Back in the apartment he cleans the floor of blood. He decides to suffocate his wife with a plastic bag. He goes back into the cellar and pulls the plastic bag over his wife's head from behind.
His wife, while he was away, could free the left hand and use the scissors that she hid under her thigh. She is in mortal fear and gasps for air with wide open eyes and mouth. She feels for the scissors, finds her and stabs her behind the head a few times. She fatally injures her husband, who falls to the ground in front of her.