Jeff's always wanted to us to interpreted in our own way all of his works. 😊 But this in particular, it's the story about a science experiment with clones. The military Jeff (the original) was an army scientist he goes on a mission outside, in the space and he created clones of himself to taking care of his wife in his absence that's why in the beginning there are such and other clones retired from the house, because the original Jeff found out that his wife actually falls in love with one of them when she set free on "Ghost", the only clone that success in the experiment with an eternal life. Then the original Jeff dies. This story is placed in the future. He almost live like 80 years, I think. Then he dies, because he's only a human. His wife lives a little bit longer, but the clone Jeff's came back to see her in his last few moments of life, because both of them felt a love that never ends, even if they were separated. I love so much your comments and the way you talk about Jeffie, he's an excellent artist. ❤ I've always waiting your new reactions about Jeff 😊 thank you!

He has an incredible voice and his lyrical storytelling is really good. I love the evolution of his storytelling in his MVs. Watching him grow and evolve as an artist is a joyful thing to behold. By the way I was just as confused as you! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and thanks to your comment section for the explanations!!😂

Very insightful 🙏🥰🇨🇦 merci 🎼🎵

"Is he a vampire?" More LOLs😂🤣 Yes. He was a clone/AI. In Ghost, we see how Clone Jeff and the wife fall in love while Real Jeff is absent. Yellow Leaf is a continuation of the story after Clone Jeff escapes. A lot of flashbacks are used. We see robotic parts in boxes. We see a face. We come to understand that there might have been multiple attempts at robots with AI. Real Jeff made a mistake by doing too good of a job on the Clone Jeff that he left behind; and he added to the confusions and temptations for his wife by making it look like him. We see a passage of time that shows Clone Jeff traveling, revisiting the farm occasionally in secret, and corresponding in letters with his love. We also see when Real Jeff returned to find his wife changed. Her husband had left her, then she had feelings for the Clone Jeff, then she witnessed the brutality of how Clone Jeff was dismissed, kidnapped, and carried off to a lab for studies that were essentially torture. She's questioning if she even knows her legal husband. Real Jeff realizes that his wife has changed. He sees that she is resisting him. We see him returning his own clothes to the wardrobe. He is reclaiming his space, his home, and his wife. But his wife is still corresponding with the Clone Jeff that she had set free. He's in agony at the bonfire when she comes to him. They decide to make it work. We see a passage of time with Real Jeff now in a grave. Clone Jeff is remembering his original times at the farm, the bare walls, and approaching the lady of the house, as he is now climbing past many pictures of a full life lived, once again approaching the lady of the house. In the past, he approached a potential lover. Now, he is reaching out to comfort his love in her final days. Even as time passes and everything green yellows and withers away, the love lasts. Her love with her legal husband, Real Jeff, was rekindled and carried them both together through many decades. But she also had an undying love for the gentle and loving Clone Jeff that had taken a part of her heart with him when he escaped. He was there for her final days. And he was the one that placed her in her grave. He was now alone. The man that had created him and the woman that had loved him were both gone. It is unclear how much longer a robotic AI Clone Jeff will continue to, "live." But he will carry their love with him forever. A song about a man carrying his love forever, even if time passes to yellow the leaves. But the MV adds even more creativity and possibilities. They were both beautifully done.