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Harry Styles Goes Camp Again in the "Dance No More" Video

Harry from the bakery has come a long way.

JV Ordoñez

by JV Ordoñez

Published on May 8, 2026

Sony Music

English pop megastar Harry Styles is noticeably having the most fun he's had with an album run as he continues to show us his obsession with vintage-tinged dance music with an endearing music video for the boisterous track "Dance No More."

The album from which the song spawns is Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, doesn't exactly roll off the tongue. That doesn't stop "Dance No More" from being a straightforward dance song sonically, with Styles heavily leaning into an esoteric gym teacher fashion aesthetic and his signature gender-bending proclivities.

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The Dance No More music video, sees Styles having heaps of fun

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The Englishman, who has since been rumored to be engaged to Zoë Kravitz, kicked off the album run this year with the complete opposite of what his fourth full-length LP turned out to be.

A somber piano ballad video from his last world tour simply titled "Forever, Forever" had longtime fans speculating on more heartfelt music from the superstar.

It turned out that Styles had been radically into the stylings of LCD Soundsystem and European house music with Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. Cuts like "Aperture" and "American Girls" are a few fan favorites from the relatively divisive record among fans, with even some music critics calling the album "tepid."

"Dance No More" doesn't really try to be anything too convoluted or really anything too grandiose. It just wants you to get rid of all your inhibitions and have heaps of fun.

The video borrows a lot from 80s campiness and the disco music from that era.

Styles is still riding high on his dancehall/disco obsession, and we can't really blame him. We just have to wait for what else he decides to harness creatively from his time in Europe.

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JV Ordoñez

Esquire PH's resident music scribe, wristwatch disciple, and essayist fluent in niche internet subcultures and Philippine politics.

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