Melanie Martinez - K-12 (Vinyl LP) (2024)

FAQs

What happened to Kelly at the end of K-12? ›

In the end she evades the school before it is sent into the sky by Cry Baby and Ben and is last seen standing on the ruined grounds looking disappointed and defeated. It's unknown if she will return in the confirmed third studio album and second film from Martinez however it is likely she will.

Cry Baby tries to escape when Ben approaches her, confessing that he's the one who wrote the love letter and that he, too, has supernatural powers. Together they blow a spit bubble, encapsulating the school.

A brave-hearted girl and her charming best friend make a bewitching pair as they embark on a mission to take down the oppressive schooling system of K-12. A brave-hearted girl and her charming best friend make a bewitching pair as they embark on a mission to take down the oppressive schooling system of K-12.

The theatrical film is about Crybaby and her best friend Angelita, who plan to rebel against the oppressive school staff and system at K-12 Sleepaway School by using their powers, which allows them to control things and do whatever they'd like.

Portals is described as a new era and many fans, who are already used to her making “strange” characters are still kind of surprised at this new one that came after her last song in k-12 that depicted both Angelita and Crybaby going through a portal.

At the conclusion of K-12, Crybaby went to what seemed to be an alternate realm where she can never really die, only change forms. The character's new “form” is revealed with the final installment of the trilogy, Portals. Ironically, this album about growth represents a step backward for Martinez as an artist.

Leo is the main antagonist of the 2019 sci fi horror musical tie-in film K-12, the partnering piece to the album K-12 by Melanie Martinez. He also appears as the main antagonist in the music videos for the songs Detention and Recess.

"K-12" is a musical fantasy film directed by Melanie Martinez, known for her distinctive storytelling and music style. With themes of fantasy, coming-of-age, and school-related issues, the film carries a PG-13 rating, making it potentially unsuitable for all 12-year-olds.

Justin Greenwood, better known as Verde, is a D.C. based singer, producer, and photographer.

I had a thought that it would be really fun. to fully commit to the character. I know a lot of people miss seeing my face, but it's been the most fun playing this character. because I get to show the concept of immortality.

Will K-12 have a sequel? ›

Melanie Martinez, director, writer, and star of K-12 says there's a K-12 sequel in the works and it's 'Already Planned Out'. It is expected to release some time in 2021 along with a full-length album.

Despite the name implying the school spans from kindergarten to twelfth grade, there is no sign of kindergarten classes, with Cry Baby and Angelita both starting in first grade. The number for Cry Baby and Angelita's first-grade classroom is "222", which is one of Melanie's lucky numbers.

One day after school, Allison Vernon-Williams, a beautiful upper-class girl tired of being a "square", approaches Cry-Baby, and the two fall in love.

PLAY AND HAVE FUN WITH THE CRY BABIES

Have fun playing with the Cry Babies! Get ready to have a fantastic time with your favourite dolls!

This song introduces the listener to Martinez' character, Cry Baby. The song takes inspiration from Melanie's childhood where she was viciously bullied for being too sensitive, being dubbed a “cry baby”. In the music video for the song, Cry Baby is shown crying so much that she begins to drown in her own tears.

Backstory. Cry Baby was born into a fairly loveless household with an alcoholic mother, stoner brother and unfaithful father. Her odd name came from her brother altering her birth certificate as a cruel joke to give her a name he felt fit her personality well.

These grades are kindergarten (K) and first through 12th grade (1-12). (If the term were used, 13th grade would be the first year of college.)

Leo is the main antagonist of the 2019 sci fi horror musical tie-in film K-12, the partnering piece to the album K-12 by Melanie Martinez. He also appears as the main antagonist in the music videos for the songs Detention and Recess.

K-12 is a surreal dark comedy musical which follows Cry Baby as she enters, as she puts it, “the worst years of [her] life.” Faced with bullies, cruel teachers and patriarchal mind control, Cry Baby fights the system with her good friends and an angelic spirit guide by her side.