It is sexually explicit. The video follows a male high school basketball player lusting after a cheerleader, who soon begins a relationship with the team's gorilla mascot (named "Trevor", a reference to the lyric "She was holding hands with Trevor" in the song).

So the producers explained that the video it's about this cheerleader that has been seduced by the basketball team's mascot, Trevor, and stolen from the basketball player, who's in love with her. They went for lots of colors in all their shots in contrast to the black of the gorilla, the mascot.

It can mean that the more you look at, examine, or observe a person, place, thing or situation, the more you realize its complexity. And when you become aware of the complexity and how much to it there is, you realize how little you truly know.

“The name 'Tame Impala' is just a reference to the African animal really, from a perspective of coming into contact with a live one, one that you'd come across in nature and having this real brief, unspoken moment but with some level of communication between yourself and this wild animal.

Tame Impala's origins begin in the late 1990s in Perth, Australia. Founded in 1999 as a collaboration amongst friends, Parker and his childhood cohorts created psychedelic tracks at home that blatantly and proudly wore their influences on their groovy sleeves – hear Nazz, Syd Barrett's Pink Floyd, Hawkwind, etc.

"The more I learn, the less I know" is a paradox of knowledge that means the process of gaining knowledge also comes with having more questions, especially about the thing you just gained knowledge of. It is used a lot in academic contexts to emphasize the endless pursuit of learning.

The same skills and knowledge that are necessary to be good at something, a person needs to realize they are not good at it. This means that if a person does not have those abilities, they are not only inept but unaware of their own inability.

Tame Impala's music and live visuals are heavily influenced by psychedelic music. Tame Impala's music is heavily influenced by late 1960s and early 1970s psychedelic rock.

At the suggestion of Tame Impala's Kevin Parker, Beatty based the album cover on a phenomenon known as “vortex shedding.” In fluid dynamics, vortex shedding occurs when an object disrupts the flow of air or water, like the eddies that form when a river passes around a rock.

Tame Impala is primarily a psychedelic rock act although Kevin Parker's most recent album, Currents, contains influences from disco, psychedelic pop, and R&B.

The meaning of the abovesaid quotation is that Mostly, people judge others through the pre-existing perceptions in their mind. They don't give importance to your explanations whatever you say.

This prompt " Have more than you show and speak less than you know" means you rather have more stuff that can back you up than speak stuff you don't know. For instance if you talk a lot of mess but you don't know what you saying that's bad on your part.