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In the video the band members are playing characters that are similar to those in [[rehab]] centers. The band has a mock boy band dance scene during the bridge. The song is All Time Low's usual pop punk sound, but also includes a very synthpop feel to it, use to the use of electronic sounds and a synthesizer. |
In the video the band members are playing characters that are similar to those in [[rehab]] centers. The band has a mock boy band dance scene during the bridge. The song is All Time Low's usual pop punk sound, but also includes a very synthpop feel to it, use to the use of electronic sounds and a synthesizer. |
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The music video was created in [[New York City]] in [[July]], [[2008]]. It premiered on [[August 1st]], [[2008]] on [[MTV]]'s [[FNMTV]] |
The music video was created in [[New York City]] in [[July]], [[2008]]. It premiered on [[August 1st]], [[2008]] on [[MTV]]'s [[FNMTV]] and directed by Travis Kopach. |
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"Poppin' (Champagne)" is the third single off the album So Wrong, It's Right by All Time Low. The title has been shortened to "Poppin'" due to the fact that the band members were under the legal drinking age when they made the video and wrote the song, and MTV didn't want to promote teenage drinking. Also, when champagne is said in the song they mute it with a cymbal hit. In the video the band members are playing characters that are similar to those in rehab centers. The band has a mock boy band dance scene during the bridge. The song is All Time Low's usual pop punk sound, but also includes a very synthpop feel to it, use to the use of electronic sounds and a synthesizer.
Music video
The music video was created in New York City in July, 2008. It premiered on August 1st, 2008 on MTV's FNMTV and directed by Travis Kopach.
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