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CERAADI RELEASES NEW MUSIC VIDEO FOR “THAT’S WHAT SHE’D SAY”

CERAADI RELEASES NEW MUSIC VIDEO FOR "THAT'S WHAT SHE'D SAY" CERAADI RELEASES NEW MUSIC VIDEO FOR “THAT’S WHAT SHE’D SAY”

Today, LA-based sister duo Ceraadi releases their new music video for their single “That’s What She’d Say” from their buzzed-about EP Ceraadi’s Playlist. The video comes just in time for spooky season, depicting the revenge of a woman scorned in true horror film fashion. Things come to a head when Emaza sees her ex moving on with another girl, leading her to find out she has super power strength by batting her ex’s head off with his own leg. Saiyr then runs over the identical twin who witnessed his brother being murdered, which was actually Emaza’s ex… mistaken identity.

Despite the act of gore, the sisters remain smiling and dancing throughout the entire video. However, their vengeance sends them straight to a mental facility, where Saiyr learns of her super power, laser eyes, and they are eventually sent to the electric chair. PLOT TWIST: it was all in Emaza’s imagination. “Don’t you ever let a man get in your head,” the duo sings as they proceed to show you what will happen if you don’t heed their warning. Watch the tongue-in-cheek video for “That’s What She’d Say” HERE.

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