The promotional cycle behind Brooklyn pop group MS MR's Secondhand Rapture apparently started many years ago on public access television, at least according to the retro-styled video for album single "Think of You."
The clip finds a young boy spending his afternoon in front of a dial-driven TV set, peeping pastiches to Bob Ross's The Joy of Painting, spandex-heavy fitness programs and even a headbanging send-up of Wayne's World. Also on the menu is a televised performance of MS MR's new, or is it old, single. You'll literally find out how absorbed the kid is with the band when he gets sucked into the set to enjoy the song in the flesh.
You can give it a peep down below.
The clip finds a young boy spending his afternoon in front of a dial-driven TV set, peeping pastiches to Bob Ross's The Joy of Painting, spandex-heavy fitness programs and even a headbanging send-up of Wayne's World. Also on the menu is a televised performance of MS MR's new, or is it old, single. You'll literally find out how absorbed the kid is with the band when he gets sucked into the set to enjoy the song in the flesh.
You can give it a peep down below.
