The music video for the Beastie Boys' "Hey Ladies" is fun and funky. Like many of their other videos (such as Sabotage), it's set in a distinctly vintage environment. Although the song was released in 1989, the visuals perfectly blend the 1970s disco and funk aesthetic-very much in the style of Saturday Night Fever-with 1980s trends, fashion, and cultural flair. As usual, the song itself is irresistibly catchy and engaging. The video also offers a subtle parody of Saturday Night Fever, particularly in how Tony Manero, played by John Travolta, strives to be the center of attention on the dance floor.

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