Wall-E-like robot steals the show in Harry Styles' 'Satellite' video

Harry Styles dropped the visuals for his song, 'Satellite', this week. 

The Aube Perrie music video sees a Wall-E-like vacuum-cleaner robot venturing out into the world in search of a great adventure. 

The robot, which works backstage at one of Harry's concerts, is inspired after watching the Mars Curiosity Rover launch into space.  

"'I can see you’re lonely down there... Don’t you know that I’m right here?' Honored to be an inspiration to robots everywhere @Harry_Styles," the official Mars Rover Twitter page tweeted. 

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'Satellite' is the fourth single released from the 29-year-old's third studio album, 'Harry's House'. The album's lead single, 'As It Was', achieved worldwide success. 

The song spent 15 weeks at #1 on the Billboard 100 chart. 

'Harry's House' won 'Album of the Year' at the 2023 Grammy Awards - beating Adele, Beyoncé, Bad Bunny, ABBA, Mary J. Blige, Brandi Carlile, Kendrick Lamar, Coldplay, and Lizzo. 

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The former One Direction star's fans are loving his new music video. 

"I‘m in tears. Satellite was already one of my favorite songs from Harry‘s House but this is PERFECTION. Harry’s ability to tell stories in his music videos is unreal," one fan wrote on YouTube. 

Another fan commented: "Harry is the only person who can make you feel the deep emotion of an object that doesn’t technically have emotions… It’s almost like I just watched another version of WALL-E. Great work."

Shortly after its release, 'Satellite' became the number one trending music video on YouTube. 

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Watch Harry Styles' 'Satellite' music video below:

Image Credit: Harry Styles/YouTube ('Satellite' music video)