The song makes reference to the actor and his movies, including Last King of Scotland and Panic Room, but shows no clear visual reference to the Oscar winning actor in the video. The song uses Whitaker's name as a standing for another type of forest-one that contains trees and is harvested to go up in smoke. Watch it here.

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