He also created songs such as “Pjanoo”, and while these songs also became known, “Call on Me” was more famous.
Trope on me, on me:
- Alternate Music Video: There is another version of the “Call on Me” video which features the same scenario but filmed at night, as the original video was filmed in the daytime.
- Connected All Along: The man in the video of “Call on Me” and the instructor suddenly stare at each other romantically once the class is over, symbolizing they were already familiar with each other.
- Distracted by the Sexy: The only man in the dance class in “Call on Me” seems to be focused on how luscious the women look more than the lessons.
- Incredible Shrinking Man: In the video for “Pjanoo” there are tiny Native American dancers who inspire a cowboy thief not to steal from a cantina.
- Male Gaze: The beginning shot of the music video for “Call on Me” shows the instructor woman walking. She is wearing a thong and the camera is aimed directly at that behind of hers.
- Ms. Fanservice: The dance instructor in the video for “Call On Me” wears a thong leotard which shows cleavage and her behind.
- Sampling: "Call On Me", which samples the chorus from Steve Winwood's "Valerie".
- Start My Own: He started the record labels “Pryda” and “Pryda Friends” which he releases his music on.
