Christian rock band Emery released the final music video for their album You Were Never Alone today for the song, "What's Stopping You."

This video is the last installment of the as promised music video for every song on the album. Some of these videos ranged from live show performances, taped show performances, narratives, disjointed images, and lyric videos.

"What's Stopping You" sends the fans off with a concert footage video of the band performing the song a few months ago because it features a heavily bearded Toby Morrell, who has since gotten a shave.

"10th and final music video for ?#"ŽYWNA? is up. Look at it. Look at it and listen to the whole playlist! WHAT'S STOPPING YOU? https://youtu.be/dP5n8PwvtbU" they posted on Facebook.

Watch the full video below:

You Were Never Alone is Emery's first independent record off of their self-made label Bad Christian. BREATHEcast recently spoke to Morrell, and he shared his thoughts on the music videos.

Perhaps one of the craziest videos was the lyric video for "Thrash" which featured the chaos of the song with background images - the brainchild of guitarist Matt Carter. "Well Matt had that idea. He wanted to show pictures like a pretty thing to a crazy chaotic dirty thing, so that was his idea."

With that being said, Morrell said there is a method to their music video madness. "Honestly we've been on record labels forever and it's usually like you get one video, and it's expensive and it's not that good. Anybody that would complain about all the videos that we've done, just don't watch them," he said with a laugh.

"It doesn't matter to us, because we love them and we are so excited that we were able to do this many videos otherwise, one video of us rocking out in a parking lot or a parking garage or a desert or something like that is silly and outdated. These videos capture your attention," he said. "Overall, most people really like them and we've gotten a good response. There's always the haters."

Those haters are people who complain that the band's videos are not those "super Hollywood in the parking lot" videos or complain that they are just "lyric videos."

Morrell said his favorite video of the batch is "Go Wrong Young Man," which features Devin is in the record store.

"That one is just awesome. I love the way that ends, I love the way that it's weird and it leaves you going, 'What was that?' That's a great video to me. If you get the video, like ok, it's whatever, but when you go, 'What is this? What's happening? Maybe I should watch it again to figure out what's happening' that's when the video is really good."

Pick up You Were Never Alone on iTunes of on the Bad Christian website here.

BREATHEcast reviewed the album, read it here.