‘Planet of the Bass’ full song and music video star original Ms. Biljana

The day we’ve all been waiting for is here: The full “Planet of the Bass” song has finally dropped, and it has a time warped music video to go along with it. The best part is the return of Ms. Biljana for the video.

In case you missed it, “Planet of the Bass” is a Eurodance parody song created by comedian Kyle Gordon under his alter ego DJ Crazy Times, an ambiguously Eastern European DJ who wants everyone to put their hands up and stop the war. Gordon first released the teaser earlier this week, which was a hit. Like the Eurodance songs it lovingly parodies, “Planet of the Bass” features a crooning female songstress with a gravely-voiced man interjecting random phrases before his own rap segment. Gordon released two new promo videos and pushed the release of the song from 22 August to 15 Aug.

The original actress Audrey Trullinger was replaced in these two later videos by different female actors (Mara Olney, and Sabrina Brier). This was a joke about how ’90s Eurodance groups would routinely cycle their female members, and gave Gordon the opportunity to feature other content creators. On social media many mourned for the loss of the original Ms. Biljana. Although the other women were excellent, Ms. Biljana performed poorly. Look at the pictures belowWith her curly hair and pink lip gloss, she looks like a dance diva from the early 2000s or late 1990s.

But thankfully for the entire music video, Ms. Biljana in her full Y2K splendor returns. When the video starts, there is a small nod towards the other Ms. Biljanas as the Planet of the Bass aliens alternate between the choices for the songstress. It’s definitely giving “Oops! …I Did it Again” music video vibes, with a ton of nods to the era, like footage of President Bill Clinton and Bill Nye the Science Guy. Gordon’s preview of the 51-second clip remains the most memorable part of the track, however seeing Ms. Biljana perform in her original style and with period accuracy is more than enough to make it up.

Spotify has the full track, and YouTube hosts the video.