TW - Narrative Aspect - Audience Feedback

We have recently received feedback for footage we shot for our music video, which will be 
used for the narrative aspect of the video, and here it is;

The shakiness in the camera has to be removed, possibly rectified by strapping it to the car, 
instead of simply holding the camera above it?
The shots appear to be a bit repetitive, this may change when we mix in the performance footage.
Match the shots to the lyrics more often, this could be done by adding a back story, which was 
also suggested.
Possibly invent new meaning to running away, such as ripping up photos of the past, or start the 
video with a diegetic flashback. After listening to this we have decided to edit in a feature in which 
our lead cast member will look at a photo, and after a close up on the photo, it goes into a new 
scene, from the still image, if that makes sense.
Faster cuts may be more appropriate instead of running, walking with fast cuts could also do the job.
Possibly using past locations that have meaning to the main character.
In our idea of using a car, then bike, then walking, that narrative could be that he begins by 

destroying things in his home, his car then breaks down, then the bike breaks, and he could possibly
hitch-hike, and end the video with him walking into the sea.
There must be an obvious reason for his journey, and this needs to be explained.

After looking at this feedback, we have decided to use a narrative that will have the main character 

be looking at pictures in an album, the picture he is looking at will then be shot in close up, before 

it then becomes the scene on screen, as if each picture is a memory. This narrative could work 

in the sense of a deteriorating relationship, and at the end he rips up the photographs to signify 

he has finally moved on.