Synopsis

Inside a surreal house shaped like a giant cuckoo clock, Mabel moves through a playful dream world where time seems to stretch and repeat. Clean Bandit perform among oversized instruments, miniature cityscapes, model trains and brightly colored sets, while 24kGoldn appears in his own separate setting. The visuals turn the song's fixation on an irresistible relationship into a series of eccentric personal obsessions, blending dance-pop energy with a whimsical, storybook production design.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video premiered on August 21, 2020, alongside the single.

• Its central setting resembles a cuckoo clock placed in a frozen, glacial forest, giving the production a deliberately artificial, fantasy-like scale.

• The visual concept shifts the song's romantic obsession toward the performers' individual fixations. Jack Patterson associated his section with a Hornby model Eurostar train, reflecting his interest in transportation.

• The production took place during the COVID-19 lockdown period. Because 24kGoldn was in Los Angeles, his contribution to the video was filmed remotely rather than with the other performers.

• The song began taking shape in November 2019 and was completed shortly before lockdown. Mabel and Clean Bandit reportedly wrote it together in a few hours before the production continued remotely.

• Notable props and sets include a bathtub filled with popcorn, cardboard cities, moving trains and oversized musical equipment.