ROLE MODEL Drops Star-Studded “Look At That Woman” Video


ROLE MODEL is on a generational run. Steadily making his way toward his sophomore album, Kansas Anymore, set to release July 19 via Interscope Records, the indie pop star’s series of singles illustrate an artist boldly stepping into newfound sonic territory without losing his footing for a second. And in his latest single, “Look At That Woman,” ROLE MODEL slows down the tempo to offer an easygoing reflection tinged in a wistful hue. 

“Look At That Woman” continues pop’s long-held love affair with country and soft rock’s infectious saunter. With a slight drawl laid atop a sparse Western arrangement, ROLE MODEL conjures forth a tale of love and heartbreak. “’Look At That Woman’ is a very nostalgic song that is looking back and regretting certain decisions,” explains Role Model. “It’s my coping song disguised as a nice, easygoing little jam.”

The single arrives alongside a star-studded music video that features cameos from actresses Ariana Greenblatt and Ava Phillipe, artists Lizzy McApline, BENEE, girl in red, NIKI, Lennon Stella, Wallice, Dora Jar, UMI, Jensen McRae, and María Isabel, and content creators Kenzie Ziegler, Tana Mongeau, Tara Yummy, Veronikaiscool, Shannon Beveridge, and more. The lighthearted music video sees ROLE MODEL and company playfully taking photobooth pics as the bittersweet track plays out in the background. 

Watch the “Look at That Woman” video below:

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