Aussie pop stars’ totally naked new music video

Aussie dance-pop act Confidence Man sure have a lot of confidence, man: They’ve pulled off a wild nude stunt for their new video.

Australian dance-pop act Confidence Man have just dropped their new music video – while dropping trousers at the same time.

The Brisbane band released the video for new single I Can’t Lose You overnight, the first release from their upcoming album 3AM (LA LA LA).

In the clip, singers Janet Planet (aka Grace Stephenson) and Sugar Bones (real name Aidan Moore) perform the song in a helicopter flying high above London … all while totally naked.

The duo aren’t wearing a stitch of clothing, their modesty only covered by the tiniest of pixelations as they writhe around in the chopper.

Fans have been full of praise for the goodtime party band’s latest move.

“Attention seeking? 100%. Good times? Absof*kinglutely,” wrote one person on Instagram.

“Heritage list this video,” another demanded.

Janet, we can see your Planets.

Sugar Bones gives the camera an eyeful.

Janet please, you’ll catch your death.

Others had … thirstier requests. “Where to find the uncensored version?” one fan pleaded on YouTube.

“..I think we need an uncensored video. For science, of course,” said another.

Watch the video in all its (censored) glory below:

Confidence Man, clothed.

In a new interview with NME, the group revealed their next effort is inspired by the club sounds of the city they now call home, London.

“The whole album is very London-inspired, the sounds and the lyrics. It’s [about] a group of friends moving over to London and not knowing what the f**k is going on – just the general excitement of being in a new place,” Janet Planet told the outlet.

She also admitted that shooting the video, nude in a helicopter over London, “felt pretty dangerous … I can’t imagine what the people on The Shard were thinking.”

Confidence Man’s third studio album 3AM (LA LA LA) is set for release on October 18. It follows the success of 2022’s sophomore effort Tilt, an Aussie top 10.

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