she did. As Suzuki walked into the set of the video, she revealed that the entire layout was exactly what she had in mind. Several props included large screens and LED lights that were placed in a three-wall room (omitting the front wall in order to shoot the video). Suzuki explained that the scenery is not in fact "a night club", as she believed that it has "no story" and only works by the "feel-good" vibe of the song itself; however, she did note how the lights made it look like one. Nakata made a cameo appearance in the visual, appearing in the static televisions that were placed in the room. Length-wise, it took Akihisa one day to complete filming, with the entire crew and Suzuki spending majority of the entire day, and finishing at approximately 3am. The visual opens with Suzuki's name, and the title "Free Free", superimposed on several LED lights. It follows with the singer standing in the room, but only dim-lit to show her figure in front of the lights. The first verse has the singer laying down on a large platform, covering a screen of LED lights, and sings to the camera. She dances and sings the track in the room—taken with long shot and face-up directions—whilst posing next to a couple of TV screens that features Nakata's face. As the chorus plays, the scene with her in the room is digitally manipulated, showcasing several overlapping techniques to show a blurry-like vision. She returns to lying on the ground during the bridge section, and the final chorus has her dancing in the room. Several inter-cut scenes have Suzuki dancing in front of a green screen that duplicates to make five clones of herself, in front of LED lights. Additionally clones are added into a kaleidoscopic scene, and the video ends with Suzuki standing in the middle of the room as the lights turn red. The singer's visual premiered on Yahoo! Music Japan. According to Sanspo, Suzuki's "sexy" and "erotic" appearance in the video was heavily reported by Japanese publications and noted similarities between her and label mate, Japanese musician Kumi Koda. The finished video was promoted in media as "ero-pop", with Suzuki feeling it expressed the "sexiness" of Nakata Yasutaka's music and her own "pop" image. Additionally, the official clip and the "behind-the-scenes" were added onto her DVD compilation Join Clips (2008). Promotion In order