Synopsis

A security guard monitors a network of cameras aimed at a restroom, where women and men dance, undress, and perform for the unseen observer. As the Fatboy Slim remix drives the action, the people being watched gradually discover the surveillance equipment and turn on the watcher, tearing out the cameras. Panicking, the guard shuts down the laptops, gathers his equipment, and escapes into the darkness, leaving the supposedly private space reclaimed by its occupants.

Factoids & Trivia

• This is the video made specifically for Fatboy Slim's remix. The original version uses a very different concept, presenting women in an aerobics class exercising in a bright white room.

• David Pires appears as the security guard who operates the surveillance system.

• The video exists in both clean and uncensored versions, with the uncensored cut showing more of the restroom performers' nudity.

• "I See You Baby" was originally released by Groove Armada featuring Gram'ma Funk in 1999. Fatboy Slim's remix helped turn the track into the version most widely associated with the song.

• The remix was used extensively in a Renault Megane television advertising campaign in the United Kingdom in 2003, giving the track additional mainstream exposure.

• The recording credits include Groove Armada members Andy Cato and Tom Findlay, vocalist Gram'ma Funk, and songwriter Toi Wooten. Fatboy Slim is credited as the remixer.