Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now? (video — Version)

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It established the "quirky Australian" archetype in American pop culture.

List other with a similar surrealist style. Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now? (Video Version)

A driving, steady beat that keeps the tension high without being overbearing.

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 Provide a of the Business as Usual album

The simple sets and practical effects provide an authentic, gritty 80s aesthetic that high-budget modern videos often lack. Musical Highlights

The "Video Version" highlights the band's tight instrumentation and unique sound. A driving, steady beat that keeps the tension

Hay’s voice shifts seamlessly from anxious whispers to powerful, belted choruses. Cultural Impact It helped propel the band to global stardom.