Money Doll Steps Into Her Power With Music Video For “Lucky Girls”

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With the release of her debut music video for “Lucky Girls,” Money Doll, an up-and-coming pop artist, enters a world that feels clear, ambitious, and in control. The world of the video may be filled with luxury and glamour, but the song’s beat has greater depth and conviction.

A Mindset, Not a Myth

Money Doll explains, “People see the shine and assume it’s all luck. But luck follows preparation. Every chance I’ve gotten has been because of hours of behind-the-scenes work.” 

This mindset seems to be behind every aspect of this release. “Lucky Girls” challenges the status quo of what it means to be lucky and successful, especially for young women in industries where looks are more important than hard work. The song challenges the idea of luck as random and instead presents it as the result of vision and hard work. 

The song has a sleek and sexy beat to it, but the reason behind it is calculated and deliberate. Money Doll is not playing with looks; she’s building a brand. This is her first official music video, and she’s thinking about the bigger picture. “I’m not just dropping a single,” she explains. “I’m building a world.”

Elevation as a Visual Language

Shot amidst the picturesque hills of Beverly Hills, the music video makes the most of the space to convey a sense of growth. Widescreen shots, choreography, and scenes have been carefully designed to showcase an artist who has her bearings in her work. While the mansion set is just a prop in the music video, it is a metaphor for expansion. “I didn’t want to just sing about stepping into something bigger,” she says. “I wanted to live in that world visually.”

There is a sense of studied calm beneath the poised sophistication. The carefully choreographed dance scenes have been perfected to the point that they seem second nature. Money Doll spent ample time carefully planning behind the scenes, which is invisible to the naked eye. This contrasts with the confidence on full display in the music video, a confidence at the heart of the song’s message.

The Birth of a Movement

Money Doll defines the “Lucky Girls” era with three words: Visionary. Intentional. Magnetic. These are the steadfast principles behind everything. Visionary: The plan was laid out from the start. Intentional: All elements are working together to bring this story to life. Magnetic: The power of these ideas will be lived out and will attract others to the message.

What’s to come will build on these ideas further with more visual elements and storytelling, which has already begun. The goal of these live experiences will be to make the song’s message something you can feel with others.

For Money Doll, this “Lucky Girls” era is not about arriving somewhere but rather laying the groundwork for what’s to come in her relatively short career.

Watch the music video for “Lucky Girls” out now: