Adam Levine looked like he was still on a wedding high from marrying Victoria's Secret Angel Behati Prinsloo last year with the sweet concept for Maroon 5's "Sugar" music video!
The awesome clip was a total contrast to the band's last video, "Animals." Whereas the latter had blood, perverted stalkers, and snakes, this new video shows Levine and the rest of Maroon 5 crashing weddings and shocking newly married couples with a surprise performance.
"It's December 6th, 2014. We're going to drive across L.A. and hit every wedding we possibly can," the newly married man himself says in the beginning of the clip. "It's gonna be awesome!"
The group suit up and drive off to their first wedding, where they hide behind a white sheet. After the couples are escorted toward the stage, the curtain drops and Maroon 5 starts playing. They continue the routine throughout the day.
According to Popsugar, Maroon 5's "Sugar" music video was directed by "Wedding Crashers" director David Dobkin.
"It was one of the great experiences of my career making the 'Sugar' video with Adam and the boys," Levine's "old friend" told Rolling Stone. "Literally lightning in a bottle."
According to Levine, the entire gate-crashing experience and performing in actual weddings felt like "an out of body experience."
He added, "I had no idea I would be affected by the overwhelming reactions we received from the couples and guests. Being able to create an unforgettable experience for several people was the highlight of it all."
A representative for the Maroon 5 reportedly told Entertainment Tonight that the grooms already knew about the performance.
"However they disclosed it to their bride and the wedding party, we're not sure, but they all wanted it to be as equally a surprise as we did," the rep said. "They had stages set up for their actual wedding band already. All we did was some simple continuity changes to match each one as best we could."
Maroon 5's "Sugar" music video is the third video from their latest album, "V." They first released "Maps," followed by "Animals," which Adam Levine's wife, Behati Prinsloo, was a guest star in.
Watch the "awesone" clip here!
