Don’t worry about the puppies in Harry Styles’ “Kiwi” video — those were all dog cupcakes, and none of them had chocolate
In case you missed it, your favorite floral suit-wearing pop star has a new music video out. Yep, Harry Styles released his “Kiwi” music video on November 8th, and fans went wild. But some hit a snag when it came to enjoying the fun. When the video begins, Beau Gadsdon from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story looks ready to fight…with cupcakes. Other kids meet her with their ammo, aka a tower of cakes. A sweet fight ensues. Then, Styles appears with lots and lots of adorably innocent puppies running around the scene. The whole scene cannot look any better — or more appetizing! Except — did some of those cupcakes have chocolate? Harry knows dogs can’t eat chocolate, right?
Harry Styles has reliably proved he cares for his fans. From pausing a concert to help a fan having a panic attack to delivering snacks to those waiting in line at SNL to see him, Harry has always come through. And the top of the video has a disclaimer that states, “No children or animals were harmed during the making of this film.” Still, some couldn’t help but worry. Luckily, the video directors have heard your concerns and they’re here to reassure you.
me trying to enjoy the kiwi music video but very worried the puppies will eat chocolate pic.twitter.com/vWsuCWGfR5
— jenny lee (@jennyjleex) November 9, 2017
harry styles is trying to prove to his baby mama that he is a responsible adult and can be allowed access to his child through his kiwi music vid but heartbreakingly, he failed!!! dogs cannot eat chocolate!!!!!!!!!!
— Bredée Holden (@bredeeholden) November 10, 2017
kiwi music video by @Harry_Styles: no animals were harmed in the making of this video
me: yeah but u let dogs loose after they threw a bunch of chocolate-covered pastries around— nina (@NinaGPineda) November 9, 2017
as much as i enjoy looking at harry styles, i watched the "kiwi" video in total fear that a puppy would consume a chocolate pastry and die
— maria sherman (@mariasherm) November 8, 2017
