Fergie releases new video for 2006 smash hit ‘London Bridge'
Fergie's original video came out in 2006 and created a pop culture mix-up as the video was shot on Tower Bridge, not London Bridge.
Creator of Too Much, Lena Dunham, said that ''London Bridge' was the only song to start this show,'' so they asked Fergie to recreate the music video.
The video features Fergie and the show's lead actor, Megan Stalter. This time, however, it was filmed on the real London Bridge.
'[What] isn't 'too much' about filming a video for a song you already have a video for?' said Fergie.
Too Much is a romantic comedy that follows Jessica (played by Megan Stalter), a New Yorker who moves to London after a breakup. While there, she meets Felix and tries to navigate love in London.
'As an American girl who once had her own adventures in London while filming the video for 'London Bridge,' I instantly felt a connection to this project,' said Fergie. 'Being that the series was … about an American girl navigating her own London experience — my creative soul couldn't say no.'
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