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1. The music video starts off with a close up of one of the actress lip-synching followed by a zoom out to show the others.

2.  A slow-mo. tracking shot of someone/ multiple people walking down a hallway.

3. Showing two girls gossiping while doing makeup.

4. A cutaway to show jewelry.

5. A continuation from the third scene of the girls doing the same thing.

6. A shot of one of he actresses rejecting a boy.

7. A clip of a waterfall/ landscape.

8. A tracking shot of all the actresses just shopping a talking while walking through the mall.

9. A clip of girls spreading money.

10. A clip of a group of  friends going out to eat.

11. A group of friends just having fun singing in the mirror.

12. A fun, exciting ending showing the actors on a roller coaster.


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