As if the first “Famous” video wasn’t ridiculous enough, BBC’s Radio 1 decided to make a version that may be even weirder than the original.
The UK Radio station enlisted the help of a host of different pop stars including Justin Bieber, Nick Jonas, Carly Rae Jepsen, Meghan Trainor, members of 5 Seconds of Summer, and more.
The new version features the pop stars awkwardly staring at each other in bed similar to the original video, but instead, the celebs are fully clothed and engaging in pillow talk. Justin Bieber talks about how good looking he is, Carly Rae Jepsen tries to remember how many times she’s supposed to say she “really” likes Nick Jonas, and the other stars make fun of themselves and their costars in a hilarious number of ways.
After watching both, it’s hard to tell which video is more strange. See for yourself:
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