Dutch Girl Band Music Video Gets Buzz With Orgasms

Music videos are so 1980s, so how do you make them interesting? The Dutch electronic band Adam, made up of five females, decided to hit some high notes by using vibrators to buzz three of the girls to orgasm. How long can they lip-sync until their vaginal lips sink into climax? Watch the embedded video and find out.

YouTube has the video (link below), but it's not the first time art has been promoted by female orgasm. There's Hysterical Literature, a site that posts famous women, like Stoya and Margaret Cho, reading books while their genitalia is being stimulated off-camera.

Or as the site puts it, "Hysterical Literature is a video art series by NYC-based photographer and filmmaker Clayton Cubitt. It explores feminism, mind/body dualism, distraction portraiture, and the contrast between culture and sexuality. (It's also just really fun to watch.)"

Launched in August of 2012, the video series has been watched over 30 million times in 200 countries. So, yes, it's fun to watch. The numbers bear that out, and it looks as if Adam is hoping to gain some those eyeballs for its homage (rip off?) to the site's sexy new medium.

It sure is fun to watch Adam's "Go to Go" video, and we applaud the three members of the band for their dedication to their art. They hold it together pretty well, too... until the end. That's when the dam bursts and the moans come flowing. Now, that's a beat(off) we can dance to!

Via YouTube