Little Mix Share Saucy New Vid for “No More Sad Songs”
Little Mix have gone all Coyote Ugly. The girls are back with their raunchiest music video yet and, as you can imagine, it’s set tongues wagging all across the interweb.
Their latest video for new single “No More Sad Songs” is heavily inspired by the Noughties cinema classic and features the “Shout Out to Ex” singers stripping down, dancing on the bar and spraying water over some ‘enthusiastic’ attendees.
The fab foursome enter an American style bar, complete with cowboy hats, a mechanical bull and, of course, the obligatory pair of pink chaps. Perri steals the show in an almost imaginary pair of denim shorts while Jade, Leigh-Anne and Jesy look more than the part in their cute cowboy clobber.
There’s line dancing, bull riding and pouting aplenty before the girls show off some seriously saucy moves atop the bar, spraying each other with water as they do.
It’s the kind of thing that only really works over in the good ol’ US of A. Can you imagine hopping on the bar and stomping around in your local? Big Pete the landlord would be having none of it.
The vid has gone down well with the Twitterati, with several fans commending the song, praising the group for their sexy moves.
@LittleMix @machinegunkelly #NoMoreSadSongsVideo IS A MASTERPIECE!!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/6z3xUUDjzq
— laura (@harmomixr) March 29, 2017
I love it ! @LittleMix you girls were amazing !! I love @machinegunkelly so glad you guys collabed. Go watch it! #NoMoreSadSongsVideo
— Aimee (@amy_torres01) March 29, 2017
@LittleMix THANKS GIRLS FOR THIS WORK OF ART😫❤ #NoMoreSadSongsVideo pic.twitter.com/22CzvJblmz
— irene (@irwincats) March 29, 2017
“No More Sad Songs” is the third single from the group’s 2016 album “Glory Days” and features a guest verse from American rapper Machine Gun Kelly. It may well be the raunchiest video yet for the lasses, who are no stranger to controversy with their previous single “Touch”. See what all the fuss is about below.
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