Get Ready: Halsey’s ‘Drive’ Video from a Decade Ago is Finally Arriving!

## Halsey Celebrates the 10th Anniversary of *Badlands*

In 2015, Halsey made a significant impact on the music scene with her debut album *Badlands*. Having already gained popularity on Tumblr, transitioning to pop stardom felt like a natural progression. She crafted a detailed narrative around the album that immersed fans in a distinctive universe. One lingering question remains a decade later: What exactly transpired at the close of the “New Americana” music video, where Halsey awakens in a desert accompanied by the haunting sounds of “Drive”?

### A New Chapter for *Badlands*

As Halsey marks the tenth anniversary of *Badlands*, she’s ready to share exciting updates. “Today we kick it into gear, are you ready?” she teased on X, just hours before revealing the anniversary trailer. This sneak peek showcases a dual feature centered on the beloved album tracks “Drive” and “Gasoline.” Although a release date hasn’t been disclosed, she assures fans that it’s “coming soon.”

### Nostalgic Connections

The trailer brings back Tyler Posey, who had a role in the music video for the single “Colors.” With Halsey’s iconic blue hair making a comeback, the preview hints at a familiar chaos. “City Under Heavy Surveillance” is one of the statements seen pinned to a bustling bulletin board alongside a photo of Halsey. On Tumblr, her go-to social media platform, she emphasized that this isn’t merely a nostalgic revisit. It will contain freshly recorded footage, despite her playful attempts to mislead fans a few weeks back.

### Anticipation Builds

Over the last few weeks, Halsey has teased various celebrations surrounding the album’s milestone. It began with a special vinyl release, but she feels that isn’t the only treat in store. The multi-platinum album includes hits like “New Americana,” “Hold Me Down,” and “Gasoline,” alongside other popular tracks that have captured listeners’ hearts.

“You think the most exciting thing I had for you was VINYLS?” Halsey shared on X. Yet, she acknowledges that creative projects require time. “I don’t think *Badlands* could occur in today’s instant gratification era. People want immediate results, and they might not appreciate a thoughtful rollout,” she reflected. As she mentioned to fans, she recognizes the impatience that comes with waiting for upcoming announcements.

### Welcome Back to *Badlands*

As we embrace the nostalgia surrounding *Badlands*, what are you most excited to see in the anniversary celebrations?