VivicaA.Fox Reprises ‘Kill Bill’ Character In New SZA Music Video
Fans of “Kill Bill” can look forward to more from Vivica A. Fox in the latest music video from SZA.
In the brand-new Christian Breslauer-directed music video for SZA’s single “Kill Bill”, the actor plays SZA’s driver, reprising her role of Vernita “Copperhead” Green from the Tarantino movie of the same name.The martial arts films by Tarantino, which debuted in two volumes in 2003 and 2004, serve as inspiration for the video.
The “Kill Bill” video was first made available early on Tuesday afternoon, but it was quickly taken down and published again an hour later.
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