At the start of the music video, Francois Lamoreux surveys the scene around him. He is disgusted by the inferior talent sharing the stage with him. He wishes he had not agreed to this endeavor but the slave drivers in the front office of the Legion were persuasive when it came to motivating their players. It was less of the Legion staff and more of the Las Vegas mob scene which provided significant financial backing for the team that was truly convincing. Ultimately, Lamoreux’s enjoyment of popping, locking, jamming, and breaking got the best of his impudence and he broke out into the Charleston, an impressive dance to be performed of a man of his size. Unfortunately, his limbs were a big too long to be flailing about in such a confined space and he ended up kicking a few Baltimore Hawks. When they turned to throw down, an errant elbow went flying into the face of Wraiths offensive lineman Mat Akselsen, shattering his nose. Blood was gushing everywhere as alarmed producers quickly shut off the cameras and called for medical staff to attend to the situation. Unfortunately the deposit for the league doctor had not been paid due to increasing financial corruption among the NSFL front office in order to fund Commissioner Ballerstorm’s “sugar habit.” Craft services brought some cold cuts to the stage to place on Akselsen’s nose to staunch the bleeding and the music video was postponed.
