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Harry Styles Demonstrates the Power of Dancing & His Little Red Shorts in Playful ‘Dance No More’ Music Video

The man loves a tiny inseam — and so do the people.

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Harry Styles

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DJs may not dance no more, but Harry Styles definitely does. The new music video for Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally single “Dance No More” finds the One Direction alum dancing and singing and moving to the grooving (to quote Wild Cherry) from start to finish — all while making a statement with his shorts’ barely there inseam.

Premiering Thursday (May 7) on YouTube after a brief countdown — during which a cheeky pair of red running shorts bounced around on screen — the video opens with the pop star walking into an open room where his band is already waiting for him. Wearing those same red shorts, Styles starts singing and shaking his groove thing to the beat as a crowd of people in rows of plastic chairs suddenly appears in front of him.


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Through the hypnotic powers of his leggy dance moves, the singer compels the audience to jump out of their seats and crawl toward him, wanting to become part of his performance. “It’s feeling like the music has been heaven-sent/ And that there’s no difference in between the tears and the sweat,” Styles sings as the setting changes to a different open space, where he and the group perform synchronized choreography before breaking into a carefree rave.

The video marks the third visual Styles had paired with his Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally album, which dropped in March and spent two weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. He previously gave his Billboard Hot 100-topping lead single “Aperture” and followup track “American Girls” the video treatment.

The Grammy winner is now gearing up to embark on his Together, Together tour in less than two weeks. Starting off with a run of shows in Amsterdam, he’ll spend this year playing mini-residencies in London, New York City and more cities around the world.

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Watch the “Dance No More” music video below.

This article was first published by Billboard U.S.

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Calgary Jazz Artist Jairus Sharif Wins the First-Ever Meridian Prize

Sharif's album Basis of Unity is the first recipient of the FACTOR-partnered award that recognizes an album of exceptional artistic achievement from Western and Northern Canada. The award was presented at BreakOut West in Victoria this weekend (Oct. 3).

Jairus Sharif has won the first-ever Meridian Prize.

This weekend, the Calgary experimental jazz musician was awarded the inaugural Meridian Prize for his 2025 album Basis of Unity at BreakOut West festival and conference in Victoria, British Columbia. The brand new prize was introduced this year to recognize an album of exceptional artistic achievement from Western and Northern Canada, serving a similar role as the Polaris Music Prize. In addition to a trophy, Sharif also receives a $5,000 honorarium.

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