Take a chaotic ride with Charli XCX in the music video for the “Barbie” track “Speed ​​​​Drive”

The music video features Sam Smith, who hints at an upcoming collaboration with the singer.

In the music video for Barbie With her song “Speed ​​​​Drive,” Charli XCX brings a whole new dimension to being a passenger princess.

The 31-year-old British singer-songwriter starts the high-speed music video in the passenger seat of every Barbie fan’s dream car – a pink Corvette with fluffy seat covers, a Barbie Land license plate and, of course, glitter everywhere.

The convertible is the perfect nod to the singer’s iconic doll, whose discography is full of car references. (See: “Vroom Vroom”, crash and every verse of “I Love It.”)

At the wheel of the life-sized Barbie-mobile is none other than Internet It Girl Devon Lee Carlson (a cheeky reference to the song lyrics “Devon Lee smile teeth a white row”), who drops Charli off – and races off to spin donuts around her for the rest of the video.

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Charli also gets a bit meta by pausing the music video within the music video when she gets a call from a colleague Barbie: The Album Contributor Sam Smith. During their call, the pop stars appear to announce an upcoming collaboration.

After the singer hangs up, Carlson shifts things up a notch as Charli launches into the song’s catchy chorus: “Ah, Barbie, you’re so amazing / You’re so amazing, you blow my mind.”

Styled by Chris Horan, Charli delivers her own lines (“And she wore really cute clothes”) in a white Maison Margiela bodysuit, knee-high Abra Paris boots, oversized sunglasses and a splash of Barbie pink in the form of an extra-long Marni scarf.

Aside from a whole lot of burning rubber—both figuratively and literally—the rest of the music video consists of Charli singing and dancing while the pink Corvette speeds around her—until it speeds out of frame and, judging by the sound, crashes.

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The energetic video for the hyperpop jam, which Ramez Silyan and the singer herself directed together, is an entertaining reminiscence of the Barbie Scene in which the title appears.

The song is the soundtrack of an epic chase in which Barbie (Margot Robbie) flees from a horde of Mattel executives led by Will Ferrell as CEO.

Since its release in June, “Speed ​​Drive” has been streamed over 70 million times worldwide and peaked at number 9 on the Official UK Singles Chart. The song also entered the Billboard Hot 100, becoming the “Boom Clap” singer’s fifth song to chart in the US.

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Overall, the album produced by Mark Ronson is Barbie The soundtrack has been streamed over a billion times worldwide – another figure that reaches the billion mark for the film directed by Greta Gerwig.

Barbie Just two weeks after its release on July 21, it grossed $1 billion at the worldwide box office.

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The hit film also made history as the biggest debut for a film directed by a woman, recently displacing the The Dark Knight and became Warner Bros. Pictures’ highest-grossing domestic release of all time.

Barbie: The Album It also featured tracks from Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, PinkPantheress and Ken himself, Ryan Gosling, whose hilarious ballad “I’m Just Ken” also entered the Billboard Hot 100.

The track, now famous on TikTok, entered at number 87, giving the actor his very first chart appearance.

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