Dierks
Bentley and Elle King are playing a little he-said-she-said.
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Hollywood has an exclusive first look at the country star’s new music video for
his duet with the “Ex’s & Oh’s” singer, “Different For
Girls.”
The
black-and-white clip, set to release wide on Thursday, features Dierks and Elle
narrating an alternate universe in which women and men swap typical dating
roles.
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“I like how the song creates some dialogue about the
different ways guys and girls deal with heartbreak,” Dierks said in a
statement, also praising director and frequent collaborator Wes Edwards. “The video shows both sides of the stereotype and in the end,
the ‘girl’ is the one who works through it and is able to move on. Wes and I have made a lot of videos together, and he
always nails it.”
Elle
accompanies Dierks with more than just vocals. The 27-year-old also plays banjo
alongside her fellow Grammy nominee.
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The video
isn’t the first time they’ve had on-camera practice together. The duo performed
“Different For Girls” at the CMT Awards in June, and made their
late-night debut on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” later that
month.
“Different For Girls” is the second single off Dierks’ new album “Black,”
out since May 27.
— Erin Biglow
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