Synopsis
S Club 7 arrive in a stylized 1950s desert town, where a local gang challenges them to a car race. The group accepts, turning the contest into a lively performance of "S Club Party" filled with dancing, individual shots, and playful choreography. After crossing the finish line first, they celebrate with the cast in a colorful outdoor finale. The video combines retro Americana, fast cars, and the group's upbeat pop energy, closely connecting it to the television special Back to the 50s.
Factoids & Trivia
- The video was filmed in the Californian desert on the set built for S Club 7's television special Back to the 50s.
- Its storyline deliberately echoes the famous street-race sequence from Grease, using 1950s cars, costumes, and a rival gang to establish the period setting.
- The group's performance is intercut with footage from Back to the 50s, making the video partly a promotional extension of the television production.
- Each member receives an individual "S" moment, drawing the letter in the air while jumping. These shots give the otherwise ensemble-focused video a brief spotlight for every member.
- Different versions of the video exist. The longer cut includes the group being challenged to the race after arriving, while the version associated with the television special edits some scenes more tightly.
- The music video has a different ending from the film version, finishing with the group dancing toward the camera and performing from the back of a truck while the wider cast joins the celebration.