Posted on Wednesday, 14 October 2009

Thirteen years ago today, the Spice Girls’ second single, “Say You’ll Be There” was released. (It was released stateside nearly seven months later on 6 May 1997). The girls’ aliases, along with other plot elements of the video, were inspired by Quintin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction. The video was nominated for both a VMA and a BRIT in 1997.  Sadly, it won neither. 

Thirteen years ago today, the Spice Girls’ second single, “Say You’ll Be There” was released. (It was released stateside nearly seven months later on 6 May 1997). The girls’ aliases, along with other plot elements of the video, were inspired by Quintin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction. The video was nominated for both a VMA and a BRIT in 1997.  Sadly, it won neither. 

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