Fall Out Boy have released the music video for their remix of Irresistible, featuring a guest appearance from Demi Lovato.
The song is originally from the Chicago pop-punk giants' sixth studio album, 'American Beauty/American Psycho', released in January last year.
The video, which was directed by Wayne Isham, takes its inspiration from NSYNC’s It’s Gonna Be Me and features cameos from Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick.
The band unveiled the clip with the following message:
"remember in the 90’s that one boy band- the biggest of them all- *NSYNCwas omnipresent. i think they could have made any throw away video and it would’ve worked because the songs were just that big. as an outsider looking in at the culture the NSYNC videos often seemed artistic and cinematic- every thing i had loved about all those videos i had taped on vhs (years before DVR or youtube was a thing). i was looking back at the video for “its gonna be me" — where they come to life as dolls-and we thought was there an analog to this story? like somewhere in that same store was there a dollar bin full of toy that no one really wanted? that would band together like the misfit, offbrand little outsiders they were. the toys no one ever wanted come to life. where would our band have fit in that story? we called up Wayne Isham, the director who did the original video (as well as some of our other favorite Mötley Crüe and Metallica videos), and pitched ideas back and forth… before long we came with the treatment- and were lucky enough to get a few cameos from the original source wink emoticon as well as our partner in crime on the song Demi Lovato.
i know you don’t have a vhs tape (probably, though there is something about all the screenshots and memes made from our videos that feels pretty close to a modern version of that vhs tape wink emoticon ) to record this. but i hope this video hits you in the same way- that you know we wanted to create something special for everyone that has ever loved an offbrand dollar bin toy, or has felt like one…
believe it or not we still believe in the magic of making these things- thank you for being a part of that with us."
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