27 and 25, respectively. The single was certified 2× platinum by Music Canada in 2021 and 3× platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America in 2022. "Rx (Medicate)" earned Theory of a Deadman a "No. 1 Song Award" from the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN) and was nominated for "Rock Song of the Year" at the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Awards, losing to Foo Fighters' "Run". Music video The music video for "Rx (Medicate)" was filmed in Los Angeles by director Maria Juranic. The video's main narrative focuses on Rose, a teenage girl who is selling her own prescription drugs to financially support her sick mother. Scenes of Rose stopping at various homes to deliver the drugs alternate with scenes of the people who are affected by the drugs she sells. These are interspersed with clips of the band driving through the city in a 1972 Cadillac Eldorado convertible. At one point, the group and Rose cross paths at an intersection. Partnership with Shatterproof In the wake of the song's release, the band partnered with the nonprofit organization Shatterproof, to raise awareness about addiction and to form a connection with their fans. Shatterproof focuses on removing the stigma often attached to drug and alcohol dependence and supports affected families and addicts in recovery and treatment programs. Following live performances of "Rx (Medicate)", the organization's website is displayed on a large screen behind the band as they encourage others to seek help if they feel they are battling addiction. Fans are invited to share their stories on faux prescription pads found at merchandise booths at the band's concerts and at Shatterproof's website. Lapel pins that say "Theory Rx" are sold at live events; proceeds from their sale are donated to Shatterproof. Credits and personnel Credits adapted from the liner notes of Wake Up Call and AllMusic. Theory of a Deadman Tyler Connolly – writer, vocals, guitar, whistle Dave Brenner – writer, guitar, backing vocals Dean Back – writer, bass, backing vocals Joey Dandeneau – writer, drums, backing vocals Additional musicians David Angell – violin Monisa Angell – viola David Davidson – violin Carole Rabinowitz – cello Nikolaj Torplarsen – piano Production Martin Terefe – producer George Murphy – engineer Bobby Shin – engineer Oskar Winberg – mixer Location Recorded at Kensaltown Studios in London, England Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications References External links Theory of