Luk Thung singer Baitoey RSiam, who seized the charts two years ago with “Splash Out” before her career flushed down, released a music video today teaching girls how to get the guys.
In the video for “Sticky,” Baitoey plays a dating guru helping a waifish innocent win the heart of a hot handyman she pays to spread his hard white love with a big glue gun all over stuff in her room. That’s the “sticky” part.
“Sticky, sticky, so sticky! If you love me, see me, score me. Glue my heart to yours.”
Baitoy is clearly making good on her new motto: “Rad (Cheeky) is the new exceptional.”
Lots of rhinos pop up in the video because rad also means rhino in Thai, usually reserved for women lacking in modesty. This music video is the Thai equivalent to “Anaconda,” but with a horn instead of scales.
However the only thing successfully glued in the music video is the girl’s ass to her hot handyman’s lap.
Her fans have applauded the video, but we can’t attest to the music as we muted it before watching based on past experience.
“She really knows how to adjust the voice to make it more interesting! Especially the rap verse! I don’t say this because I’m a fan, but the rap verse is the best,” Jae Youngzok mused.
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