Take That have unveiled the much-anticipated video for their latest single, ‘Kidz’. The promo is an epic disaster-movie take on the song, showing the band as otherwordly visitors landing on earth and laughing away the hostile response that they recieve.
The band have ‘done a Coldplay’ with their latest video, donning military garments from various periods in history and embracing their more theatrical sides to promote the track. The song itself is a danceable pop song featuring rare lead vocals from Take That’s ‘third frontman’ Mark Owen.
Watch the video for ‘Kidz’ below:
Meanwhile, Take Thats 2007 hit ‘Rule The World’ has been named the most played movie track ever. Recorded long before Robbie Williams rejoined the group, the song beat a number of seminal movie songs to earn the title, which was based on the number of times the song has been played overall on radio, in shops or in pubs and bars.
‘Rule The World’ narrowly beat competitiong from Dirty Dancing’s ‘I’ve Had The Time Of My Life’, ‘Saturday Night Fever’ and Resevoir Dogs’ ‘Stuck In The Middle With You’.
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