Five-member female dance group FAKY, has released a music video for their latest song "little more". Taking into account the social background of 2020 which forces a lot of people to refrain and restrict themselves to prevent from the ongoing crisis. This music video expresses that conflicting feeling of frustration which they believe should be channeled as it is a feeling that is just one step away from becoming a feeling of empowerment. This is their second single following the release of "Darling (Prod. GeG)" produced by GeG from Hentai Gentlemen's Club and their dance single trilogy. Expectations were high for the release of this music video since this is their new dance tune in a while ever since the release of their single “NEW AGE” that was released in November last year.

To answer their fans expectations, this music video will let fans enjoy FAKY’s dance to the fullest and will show an even more powerful FAKY. Particularly the scene where FAKY came out of the mirror to confront FAKY in the real world by having a dance battle that visually expresses the lyrics of the song which represents the conflict that everyone has with themselves. The dance for this music video was choreographed by a Norwegian dance crew "Quick Style". They have choreographed for global artists such as BTS's "Boy With Luv" and NCT 127's "Kick It" and this is their first time to choreograph a Japanese group. Their delicate and bold choreography along with beautiful canon formations accompanied by fine beats is a must-see.

Quick Style commented about the project “…We are very excited to work with a female group for the first time.  This will be different from previous groups we have worked with such as NCT, SuperM, and BTS, But since we already have a close relationship to Japan it felt very natural for us to work with FAKY. FAKY and avex made this experience even better by putting all their trust in our craft and vision for the girls. We believe in Japanese pop music and the potential in its presentation value. That is why our mission is to make sure J-POP reaches the international level in artistry, choreography, presentation, and quality. We hope we will be able to work more with the Japanese music industry in the future and be a part of the artistic development.

Be sure to check out the music video in question below, along with the digital streaming link here!