Wong Fu Productions and David Choi team up for yet another music video. Their latest collaboration is for David Choi\u2019s single \u201cLucky Guy\u201d off his Forever & Ever album. The music videos just seem to get bigger and bigger. <\/B>(Don\u2019t read futher if you don\u2019t want spoilers from the vidoe.) In the music video for \u201cLucky Guy,\u201d David Choi plays his music at a senior center as his heart-wrenching song comes to life with a Wong Fu Production twist. Although the song is from the perspective of a heartbroken man, the storyline takes the positive route of being the \u201clucky one\u201d rather than the sad path of losing someone special.<\/B> Here\u2019s more about the video:<\/p>\n
We lead the viewer to first believe that the old man in the beginning is the young man sitting in the car, writing the letter. He gets his heart broken as the girl he\u2019s confessing to says that she cannot be with him, because she already has chosen another man. From that point, the story shifts focus onto this new young man, which we initially are not happy about, until we realize that the old man is actually the man she chose. Furthermore, as the lyrics encouraged, \u201che did make her his wife\u201d because he knew \u201cthat he\u2019s the lucky guy\u201d. And in the end, rather than being another sad story, the video becomes a beautiful example of a man and woman who truly loved each other, appreciated each other, and had a happy life together.<\/B><\/p>\n
They went all out on this production from visual effect to change eye color to wardrobe to fit the 1960s to hair and make up to match that Mad Men look. It\u2019s yet another successful production between David Choi x Wong Fu Productions.<\/p>\n
Lucky Guy music video by David Choi x Wong Fu Productions<\/B>
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