Pentatonix’s Scott Hoying and singer Frankie have joined together to release a gender-bent Grease video.
Scott Hoying is took a break from singing group Pentatonix, and his duo work with best friend Mitch Grassi, to do a collab with pop singer Frankie.
The song, titled “Ghost,” talks about the moment when you realize that a relationship is going nowhere and the other person is nowhere to be found.
As Hoying told Billboard:
“I thought the song was so sick and said I’d love to sing on it. I went to the studio within the next two weeks and laid down my vocals, we ended up falling in love with the whole thing.”
Hoying then brought on director Dana Creny who came up with the idea of creating a genderbent Grease video.
In the video, we see Frankie and her girls acting out as a cool leather gang while Hoying and several men, including Clark Moore who played Ethan in Love, Simon, acting as the “Pink Gays.”
Even better, the genderbent “Summer Loving” scene honors the 40th anniversary of the original Grease film in a loving and fun way.
If you want to see the music video for yourself, you can watch it down below.
h/t: GayPopBuzz
