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Snippet of Maroon 5's 'Misery' Music Video
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Anne Vyalitsyna gets violent with Adam Levine, throwing a punch on him in the sneak peek to Joseph Kahn-directed music video.

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Before "Misery" music video is premiered on July 1, Maroon 5 who have just announced the second leg of their nationwide tour give a sneak peek through a 30-second snippet. It features frontman Adam Levine as he is hit by a car and gets punched by his on-screen love interest who is tackled by real-life girlfriend Anne Vyalitsyna.

Released as the lead single of the band's September 21 release "Hands All Over", the song narrates about a man's desperation in wanting love from a girl. In the music video, director Joseph Kahn decided to put the focus on violence instead of sex.

"It kind of turns the whole idea of the sexual energy between two people - a guy and a girl, a music video, you've seen that a million times - that exists in this video," Levine told MTV. "But it's turning it on its a** and having the girl be the more domineering one who's trying to kill me."

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