Synopsis

Sharleen Spiteri appears alone in a stark, futuristic interior, where multiple versions of her occupy the same surreal space. Dressed in a casual denim outfit, she moves through corridors and geometric rooms while singing directly to the camera. Repeated images of Spiteri create a disorienting, almost sci-fi atmosphere, emphasizing the song's cool, self-possessed mood. The band is largely absent, leaving Spiteri and the stylized set design to carry the video's visual identity.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was made to promote "Say What You Want," the first single from Texas' 1997 album "White on Blonde."

• The original British video is built around a futuristic room and uses multiple images of Sharleen Spiteri within the same environment.

• A separate American version was produced for the US market. That version places Spiteri in a park and is commonly listed as the second video.

• "Say What You Want" became Texas' biggest commercial hit, reaching No. 3 on the UK Singles Chart.

• In 1998, Texas reworked the song with Method Man and RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan. The remix, titled "Say What You Want (All Day, Every Day)," received its own video rather than reusing the original's futuristic concept.