Music Video
The music video for this song is filmed like a documentary with an inexpensive digital camera by the band manager of the band during the Latin American tour. In the video, the group is shown landing in a city airport, happy and excited. The remainder of the video shows candid scenes of Jamiroquai laughing at jokes, television, and having general fun. Chilean fans appreciated this music video for lead singer Jay Kay's cultural jacket throughout the video. However, the last few seconds were censored in some countries due to the usage of marijuana. An interesting fact about the video is that it can be seen as a polar opposite to Virtual Insanity in several ways - "Virtual Insanity" was the first single to be released from the album. This song was the last. Virtual Insanity was Travelling's most successful single, and its respective video was shot professionally, in contrast to "High Times", which was the album's least successful single, accompanied by an amateur video.
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