Harry Styles has shared the visual for his Harry’s House album cut, “Music For a Sushi Restaurant.”
In the Aube Perrie-directed music video, the singer is a merman who is captured by workers at a restaurant. While, at first, the workers try to kill Styles, they instead begin catering to him and he starts performing at the eatery. However, the restaurant still has its sights set on Styles.
With “Music For a Sushi Restaurant,” “As It Was,” and “Late Night Talking,” Styles is the first male artist to ever have three songs in the Top 10 on Pop radio, and the third artist ever in Pop Airplay chart history to land this record.
Watch the video for “Music For a Sushi Restaurant” up top or stream the song below.
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