The three-minute visuals sees the Texas heartthrob performing the song in the middle of a bullring before a group of people joins and dances around him.
- Dec 14, 2017
AceShowbiz - Back in October, Nick Jonas debuted a new track entitled "Home", which serves as the soundtrack for animated movie "Ferdinand". The youngest Jonas sibling premiered the music video of the track on Wednesday, December 13. Nick took to Twitter to share the news, saying that the song was special to him.
"You guys know how special #HOME is to me and I'm so happy to share the video!" he tweeted. "We wanted to create a video with people of all different walks of life coming together. Love and acceptance are two of the best things we can give each other. Hope you like it."
You guys know how special #HOME is to me & I‘m so happy to share the video! We wanted to create a video with people of all different walks of life coming together. Love and acceptance are two of the best things we can give each other. Hope you like it. https://t.co/Dxwv1l7pHb pic.twitter.com/yLjA83jjSu
— Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) 13 Desember 2017
The three-minute visuals finds the 25-year-old heartthrob strumming his guitar while singing the uplifting, mid-tempo song in the middle of a bullring. Footage of "Ferdinand" can also be seen in the clip, including a scene where Ferdinand runs across the street to go home. Towards the end of the song, a group of people joins Nick and dances around him.
"Home", which was co-written by Nick, has been nominated for Best Original Song - Motion Picture Award at the 2018 Golden Globe Awards, which will be held on Sunday, January 7. Following the announcement, Nick told Billboard that he didn't know "exactly how to process it all."
"I'm 12 years into my career now and at some point you think, 'I know how to emotionally process these things,' " he said, adding that the nomination "is a whole new adventure in my life." The "Jealous" singer also took to his Instagram account to celebrate it, writing that he was so "humbled and blown away right now."
"Thank you to the HFPA for this incredible honor, and to my family for being the inspiration for this song," he continued. "Thank you @tranterjustin for writing this song with me and Nick Monson and John Powell for your brilliant productions of the song."
