Martin Solveig debuts video for “Big in Japan,” keeps the headband, ditches the tennis racquet

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Martin Solveig reliably produces over-the-top music videos for his dance-pop anthems, and the just-released video for “Big in Japan” is no exception. In it, Solveig and his partner-in-crime “Monseur Lafaille” run wild through Japan, piloting a helicopter over Tokyo, hitting up a geisha parlor and getting taken down by Inglourious Basterds star Melanie Laurent. We love that Solveig never takes himself – or his videos – too seriously, and this one is as fun to watch as the song is to dance to. Take a look below!

Via: Get In! press release

Posted by on October 18th, 2011 at 1:54 pm.
  • Richio

    It does somehow sound a lot like his other two songs… Too much..
    But i do like the music video though :L 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=600245277 Brian McArdle

    I never really thought about it but Martin Solveig’s sound really does mesh with the pop dance style of music that they listen to in Japan and some other Asian countries. He definitely had the tennis racquet still though for whoever posted this lol

  • Jmsiovino

    I love this version.  Much different than the original release version.  Not sure which one I like better tho, def waiting for a while for it to come out over here.