gold insert used over his teeth. Eventually, he grudgingly adjusts it and walks off the set. Stefani is shown in one scene in front of the neon sign with her name wielding three-inch fingernails. Later, she interrupts the filming (to Moby's feigned disgust) to answer and talk on her cell phone. Instead of a band, in the background of the video, six "musicians" at translucent computer workstations are shown. The workstation users are visually boring and a poor substitute for the presence of an actual band. The workers act as if they are playing and adjusting the electronica music samples in real-time on their keyboards during the performance, with no apparent enthusiasm whatsoever for the actual music being created. At the end of the video it shows a pot of mayonnaise and burning clothes falling from a rack. The music video won the 2001 MTV Video Music Award for Best Male Video. Coincidentally, Stefani was also a featured singer in the winner for Best Female Video, "Let Me Blow Ya Mind" by Eve. Track listings CD single "South Side" – 3:25 "South Side" – 3:48 Maxi-CD single "South Side" – 3:49 "South Side" – 8:27 "South Side" – 3:48 "South Side" – 8:48 "Ain't Never Learned" – 3:47 "South Side" – 7:54 "The Sun Never Stops Setting" – 4:19 12-inch single "South Side" – 8:27 "South Side" – 3:49 "South Side" – 8:48 Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Release history References External links 1999 songs 2000 singles Gwen Stefani songs Male–female vocal duets Moby songs MTV Video Music Award for Best Male Video Music videos directed by Joseph Kahn Mute Records singles Song recordings produced by Moby Songs written by Moby V2 Records singles