Different.

Pharrell‘s latest album, G I R L, has been the source of both hits and controversy, but few can negate the sheer musicality of the project. It’s first (and only) single, until today, was “Happy”, the insanely successful and viral global anthem that has thrust Pharrell to levels of stardom even he didn’t see coming, has been viewed on YouTube almost 200 million times, and Skateboard P will be looking to follow that success with the visual to the first song on his album, “Marilyn Monroe”.

Clad in Adidas Originals and the signature Vivienne Westwood hats he’s made famous via his numerous performances this year, Pharrell hits the streets and the studio with more women that we can count, including Kelly Osborne. The video was directed by Luis Cervero, and the song is produced by Pharrell himself.