Kazaky releases sexy video for ‘Touch Me’

Stiletto-wearing dance troupe Kazaky has released the video for “Touch Me,” the second single off their album I Like It, which follows “Crazy Law,” about the oppression of gays in Putin’s Russia.

The video for “Touch Me” has the holy trinity of pop: abs, shoes and sick choreography. Way to make going through airport security sexy as hell, boys:

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