Synopsis
The video opens with Yo Majesty delivering their brash rap contribution before shifting attention to a lineup of glamorous dancers in Miami. Nabilla and Vanessa appear alongside Elisa, Jasmine, Lorena, and Michelle, performing in revealing outfits against sunny outdoor locations. The camera emphasizes choreography, attitude, and stylized close-ups as the women dance to the track's energetic electro-pop beat. With its polished beach setting and deliberately provocative presentation, "Girlz" plays more like a high-gloss dance showcase than a conventional narrative.
Factoids & Trivia
- "Girlz" features the American rap duo Yo Majesty, whose vocals add a tougher hip-hop edge to Make The Girl Dance's electro-pop production.
- The video was shot in Miami on March 21, 2013, during the period surrounding Winter Music Conference.
- Nabilla appeared in the clip alongside Vanessa, both of whom were participants in the French reality show "Les Anges de la tele-realite 5." Nabilla's appearance came shortly before her profile expanded significantly in French popular culture.
- The other dancers were identified as Elisa, Jasmine, Lorena, and Michelle.
- According to an interview published around the video's release, Nabilla was recruited through a mutual friend while she was still in Miami. She reportedly received the same fee as the other women at the time.
- The single was released in May 2013 through Roy Music. The release included the original track as well as remixes by Ostblockschlampen and Midibots.
- "Girlz" followed the duo's breakout video for "Baby Baby Baby," whose street-based nudity stunt had made Make The Girl Dance internationally recognizable.