The new Adam Levine Behati Prinsloo video showing the couple in bed have made the rounds in the internet, as Maroon 5's music video to their new song entitled "Animals" got upload via the band's vevo account.
The video's opening scene featured Behati going in a local butchering shop to buy meat. The shop is where Adam's character works, and it was highlighted how Adam, butchering what appears to be some ribs, would glare over to Behati while she's making her purchase. Next scene showed the Victoria's Secret model walking the street while Adam follows her unknowingly, Behati tries to look back to check if someone is following her, and Adam tries to hide by the building posts. After a few supplementary shots, the video would show Levine standing outside Behati's house under the rain while sporting thick-framed glasses. Cut to him actually going inside while she's sleeping and takes photos of her, even sleeps beside her. The next scene shows Behati entering a club with he friends, Adam tries to go in and succeeds, he then tries to approach Behati by the bar, and gets rejected afterwards. The whole story ends with scenes of the real life couple kissing while being poured over with "blood". Over all, the music video is creepy and sexy at the same time. Showing that there is a sexy side to the whole "obsessed-stalker" scenario. -- probably only when you have Adam Levine as the stalker.
The video can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpgTC9MDx1o&list=UUN1hnUccO4FD5WfM7ithXaw
The Director, Samuel Bayer, also have directed numerous music videos from famous artist. His portfolio includes the video for "What Goes Around Comes Around" by Justin Timberlake, "American Idiot" by Green Day, and even "Smells Like Teen Spirit" by legendary band, Nirvana.
Although numerous fans see the Adam Levine Behati Prinsloo Video as "daring" and "interesting", a few of the audience found it a little too disturbing and too much on the risque side, saying that the video promotes obsession among the people who are prone to fall under the scary practice. They are saying that the Maroon 5 video encourages the viewers to actually stalk people they have a current interest with, and think of it as being "sexy" or think they would actually get that person to be their friend or lover if they do so.
What do you think about the Adam Levine Behati Prinsloo Video? Think it's okay to post something like this for public viewing? Sound off in the comments below!
