Synopsis

Jamiroquai perform inside a vivid blue room that seems to stretch endlessly as Jay Kay dances through the space. Multiple versions of Kay and the band members appear, vanish, and reappear around him, creating the impression of a constantly shifting ensemble. The camera glides through the room in an apparently unbroken movement, while blacklight sections introduce glowing marijuana-leaf imagery. The playful, hallucinatory presentation mirrors the song's relaxed, euphoric mood and its imagery of escaping into an "interplanetary good vibe zone."

Factoids & Trivia

• The video uses motion-control photography to create its apparently continuous camera move. The performers were filmed in carefully controlled passes, allowing several versions of the same person to be combined within the moving shot.

• The recording used for the video is the shortened single edit of the "Stoned Again Mix," rather than the longer album version. This is the more energetic version associated with the original single campaign.

• The glowing marijuana-leaf patterns make the song's cannabis references visually explicit. For some US television broadcasts, the leaves were replaced with daisy motifs.

• A separate promotional video was also made for David Morales' "Classic Club Remix," reflecting the importance of the remix in the song's dance-floor success.

• The video helped establish Jamiroquai's early reputation for inventive, technically ambitious visual concepts, preceding the more widely celebrated one-shot illusion of "Virtual Insanity."