And while it was Shaun's first music video, he had a brilliant duo of directors in Anastasia Lebedeva and David Solomini. For years, Shaun loved David’s work but never actually collaborated as Shaun made a name for himself in the fashion world. After about five years of knowing each other, they finally came together for the “Chrysalis” video along with tapping Anastasia for the project, a powerhouse Shaun says when it comes to doing the rigging for the production, moving back and forth with a huge, heavy camera to capture all the dancers’ movements. According to Twitter user @StephenOssola, it all goes back to the site of the infamous Solange Knowles vs. Jay-Z elevator brawl of 2014,Mashablereports On Saturday night, the daughter reportedly took to Facebook to write a final message on her mother's page, SaukValley.com noted. "I don't even know if you can see me right now but if you can I just want you to know you were my best friend," the note reportedly read. "There were so many things I wanted to say and do with you. I wasn't always the best daughter and I'm so sorry. I love you so much mom I just want you to know and I'll never forget you." Filmed at Popsicle LA, the video features the model-turned-musician emerging from the casing and dancing alongside performers from NoOne Arthouse choreographed by Chris Emile. It’s the perfect set-up for the dreamy track aptly-titled “Chrysalis,” as the video takes us through a kaleidoscope of different colors and various lightings while cutting between scenes of the group dancing and Shaun breaking out of a chrysalis. While this isn’t the model’s first song, it is the first music video he’s ever shot (the video for his other track "Symmetry" was animated), which had its own set of lessons.