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💡 The video succeeds because it doesn't take its dark themes too seriously, balancing genuine anxiety with slapstick visual cues. If you’re interested, I can: Compare this to the "Down Under" music video.

Men at Work's "Who Can It Be Now?" remains a quintessential artifact of the 1980s New Wave era. While the track itself is a masterclass in paranoia-pop, the music video adds a layer of surrealist humor that defines the band’s early identity. The Visual Narrative Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now? (Video Version)

Greg Ham’s iconic opening riff is the undisputed star, instantly recognizable and haunting. 💡 The video succeeds because it doesn't take

It established the "quirky Australian" archetype in American pop culture. Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now? (Video Version)