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tell me tell me – m-flo♡Sik-K & eill & Taichi Mukai

2020

00:03:35
tell me tell me – m-flo♡Sik-K & eill & Taichi Mukai
  • tell me tell me – m-flo♡Sik-K & eill & Taichi Mukai
Director/Editor : Hajime Baba (HOEDOWN)
Assistant Director: Sho Ishii (HOEDOWN)
Cinematography: Koichi Takagi (HOEDOWN)
Steady Cam: Jun Kobayashi
Assistant Camera: Ryo Muramatsu
Electrician: Ryo Takahashi
Props: Hidetoshi Ando, Miyuki Kikuchi（Pickpic）
Hair Stylist: Hayate Maeda
Make Up Artist: YUKA HIRAC
Stylist: Bunta Shimizu
Choreography: GENTA YAMAGUCHI
Casting Director: Oi-Chan
Dancers: Kazane, Sofia, agepanbancho, $ENA, SHIRYU, Kentaro, RITA, Peco., shanti, Nikki, Sienna, FOX, SayaNinja, HARUKA TANADA, ぼく脳
Production Manager: Daiju Yoshida, Wakana Furusato (HOEDOWN)
Producer: Makoto Takahashi (HOEDOWN)
We produced the music video for “tell me tell me,” a song from m-flo’s “loves” project, in which they collaborate with the next generation of artists, released on March 6, 2020. For the first installment of this project, which marked the project’s revival after about 12 years, they welcomed Sik-K from the Korean hip-hop scene, and eill and Taichi Mukai from the Japanese R&B scene. Sharing the same world and concept as Chupa Chups’ “HAPPY COLLOR DAY” concept movie, the music video turned out to be a fun and pop-filled piece that conveys the brand’s message of “FOREVER FUN.”

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