On an all-new episode of the VH1 reality competition, the girls learn what it's like shooting a music video -- and ET has your first look as they strut on set!
It almost wouldn’t be America’s
Next Top Model without some sort of music-related challenge.
While music -- singing or dancing in music videos -- doesn’t seem
like an obvious area for a model to master, it’s become an intrinsic part of
the long-running reality competition ever since creator Tyra Banks first made cycle
two contestants compete to appear in the music video for her debut single, “Shake
Ya Body.”
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In the many cycles since, the aspiring models have made
viral videos -- which had to incorporate the all-important phrase: “pot ledom” -- ,
recorded their own tracks, had Brits face off with Americans in “Stop, Drop N
Tooch,” and appear in Tyra Beauty ads featuring the “dab it dab it, dip it dip
it, pat it pat it, click it click it” of Tyra’s underrated scatting skills.
Then, there’s probably the greatest opening credits in Top Model history, which are really just a glorified music
video-slash-homage to ‘80s films like Flashdance:
Now, on cycle 23, hosted by singer Rita Ora, Beyoncé’s
choreographer Chris Grant challenges the models to create their own signature dance
routine for a block party video shot -- in one take mind you -- by longtime music
video director, Director X. And, of course, ET has your first look at Tatiana
strutting her stuff to the amazement of judge Drew Elliott.