The Iconic Music Video of Big Time Rush - Behind the Scenes

🎥The music video pays homage to iconic boy bands like *NSYNC and Backstreet Boys, with its white outfits and synchronized dance moves.

✈️The video was filmed at Ontario Airport, which is often used as a filming location for airport scenes in movies and music videos.

🌴The 'Music Sounds Better with You' music video was shot in Maui, Hawaii, giving it a vacation-like vibe.

🎬Stuart Hill directed the music video and became known as 'Sky Shot' for his use of a giant crane.

👥The band members collaborated with professional dancers in the video, showcasing their dance skills and creating a memorable visual experience.

Which boy bands inspired the 'Music Sounds Better with You' music video?

—The music video pays homage to iconic boy bands like *NSYNC and Backstreet Boys.

Where was the music video filmed?

—The music video was filmed at Ontario Airport in California and Maui, Hawaii.

Who directed the 'Music Sounds Better with You' music video?

—Stuart Hill directed the music video and became known as 'Sky Shot' for his use of a giant crane.

Did the band members have professional dancers in the video?

—Yes, the band members collaborated with professional dancers to create an impressive visual experience.

What is the overall vibe of the music video?

—The music video has a vacation-like vibe, as it was filmed in Maui, Hawaii, and showcases the band members enjoying their time together.

00:00The Big Time Rush band members introduce themselves.

00:11They talk about the high pitch of a song and not being able to perform it live in that key.

00:19The band members make comments about their appearances, including haircuts and tanning.

00:33They discuss the all-white outfits and the idea of being like angels in the music video.

01:01The band members question why a woman in the video doesn't notice them.

01:22They joke about not being allowed to film in airports anymore and the challenges of shooting the video in an airport.

01:51The band members comment on their appearances, including hair length and tans.

02:06They talk about the dance choreography in the music video and their experiences working with professional dancers.