Dayton singing in the middle of a dark room sitting in a dentist chair that she spins around. The camera follows Dayton as she slowly walks around the darkened room singing the song. There are also several smaller lit rooms with oval windows within the larger dark room, depicting different scenes such as a man dressed in black practicing various poses, a woman dressed in a nightgown who is vacuuming the floor, a young woman posing around a chair in a red tie shirt and black skirt, a toddler dressed in a costume pouring spaghetti from a jar and tossing it around the room, and an overweight man eating spaghetti while sitting in a recliner. The small rooms with the oval windows could depict a view into people's private lives, and even a view into their souls. A can of worms is poured out by a band member. The other band members are usually seen lurking behind Dayton in this video, including in some scenes where the band is standing in one of the small, brightly lit rooms. At the end of the video, the people in the smaller rooms seem to freeze in place, and in the big room, the band poses at Dayton's dentist chair, and then the lights go out. The video uses the Nellee Hooper edit of the song. Laura Prepon of That '70s Show was also featured in the video. Track listings UK CD single "6 Underground" (Nellee Hoopers edit) – 3:54 "6 Underground" (album version) – 4:05 "Can't Find My Way Home" – 6:04 "Precious" – 4:18 UK 12-inch single "6 Underground" (Two Lone Swordsmen vocal mix) – 5:47 "6 Underground" (Nellee Hooper's dub) – 4:28 "6 Underground" (In the Jungle mix) – 7:58 "Can't Find My Way Home" – 6:07 Charts Release history Usage in media The song is featured at the beginning of the Beverly Hills, 90210 episode "Friends in Deed" from its eighth season. A remix of the song — "Six Underground (The Umbrellas Of Ladywell Mix #2)" — is used in the 1998 teen film Can't Hardly Wait, when character Amanda Beckett (Jennifer Love Hewitt) first walks into the party. In 2000, the song is the main theme for the US primetime soap opera Titans. In 2014, the song is used for the enhanced version of the popular video game Grand Theft Auto V on the radio station Non-Stop-Pop FM.