We're not jealous, you're jealous.
, the clip spotlights 30 real life couples living in London and follows the highs and lows of what it means to be in a relationship.
At the start of the video, James can be seen sitting quietly on a bench having himself a coffee and writing in a notebook, before he gets pooped on by a bird. The clip then cuts to the various couples as we see them going about their lives. At one point, there’s a really cute supercut compilation of them all kissing each other. However, the video takes a turn about halfway through and becomes a bizarre ode to bird poo that may or may not be symbolising all of the bad shit in the world.
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