Synopsis

Crazy Town perform inside an extravagant mansion where the revolving front door becomes a visual motif for the band's nonstop party lifestyle. The members move through rooms filled with glamorous women, lounging, performing, and indulging in the excess associated with their sudden fame after "Butterfly." Rather than presenting a conventional narrative, the video builds a playful, exaggerated portrait of celebrity, sex, and rock-star decadence, using the mansion setting to reflect the song's theme of constant movement and repeated romantic encounters.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Revolving Door" was released in 2001 as the fourth and final single from Crazy Town's debut album, "The Gift of Game."

• The video's mansion setting and revolving entrance visually echo the song's title, while the deliberately excessive atmosphere reflects the band's public image after the success of "Butterfly."

• The band described the concept as a satire of how Crazy Town was perceived after "Butterfly," rather than a straightforward attempt to present their real lifestyle.

• Monet Mazur appears in the video. She is the cousin of Crazy Town member Bret "Epic" Mazur.

• Kimberly Stewart also appears among the women surrounding the band.

• Scenes featuring Tommy Lee and members of Incubus were filmed but did not appear in the final version.

• The video was included as a CD Extra or bonus video on several editions of the "Revolving Door" single.

• The single performed better outside the United States, reaching No. 23 in the United Kingdom and No. 19 in Finland, but it did not chart on the main US singles chart.