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The "Sexy! No No No..." video. The portion of their tours...

“The "Sexy! No No No..." video. The portion of their tours that feature the song are generally stylized to look darker than the other segments.”
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In live shows, Girls Aloud perform “Sexy! No No No…” wearing black cloaks and using darker lighting, creating a noticeably darker visual segment compared with the rest of the concert. This styling has been consistently used on tours such as the 2009 Out of Control Tour.

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