Mindless Behavior shows a more mature side in the video for “Used to Be,” the latest single off their album All Around the World. Prodigy, Princeton, Ray Ray, and Roc Royal reminisce on past relationships in the Phil the God-directed clip, which was shot on the beach and at a multi-million-dollar mansion in Beverly Hills, where Beyoncé and Jay-Z once lived.

“I think this is one of the most eclectic videos we’ve done so far,” Princeton told Rap-Up TV, while Ray Ray added, “It feels good to actually show the fans the real us, the real age, and how we’re maturing over time.”

They debuted some slick new moves on the rooftop of the multi-level crib. “The choreography is very Mindless mixed with Jodeci mixed with New Edition,” said Princeton. “You’re definitely gonna see our grown man side here.”

The R&B sensations will kick off their “All Around the World” tour on July 3. You can also catch them on the big screen in the upcoming baseball-themed movie Bad Behavior co-starring Mike Epps.

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Mindless Behavior fans are in for a special treat!
The boy band gives us an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse of their music video “Used to Be,” from their second album, All Around the World.
In the clip, the quartet — Prodigy, Princeton, Ray Ray, and Roc Royal — are shown filming at a gorgeous Los Angeles-area mansion that has floor to ceiling windows and incredible views.
Before an intense bedroom scene where Prodigy has a breakdown after finding out his ex has moved on, the cameras take so long to get set up, he jokes that he might just take a nap.

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Mindless Behavior is growing up before our eyes. Rap-Up TV was on set as the teen sensations shot the mature video for “Used to Be,” the latest single off their sophomore album All Around the World. Prodigy, Princeton, Ray Ray, and Roc Royal took over a multi-million-dollar mansion in Beverly Hills earlier this month with director Phil the God at the helm.

Despite a rigorous rehearsal schedule and 3 a.m. call time, the fellas didn’t miss a beat while showcasing some new moves on the rooftop of the lavish pad. “The choreography is very Mindless mixed with Jodeci mixed with New Edition,” said Princeton. “You’re definitely gonna see our grown man side here.”

In addition to the dance studio, they hit up the gym to get in shape for their sexy scenes. “You might catch some shirts off here and there,” teased Ray Ray.

When it comes to their style, they took inspiration from New Edition, rocking white dress shirts, bow ties, and Chuck Taylors. “I think this is one of the most eclectic videos we’ve done so far,” said Princeton, while Ray Ray added, “It feels good to actually show the fans the real us, the real age, and how we’re maturing over time.”

Check out the behind-the-scenes action below.

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