In the music video for her cheerful new track, which features superb roller skating choreography, the singer brings her well-known stage presence to an unexpected setting: the grocery store.

Pink’s renowned stage presence is brought from the arena to the grocery store for the purpose of her newest music video, titled “Never Going Not Dance Again.”

The performer, who is 43 years old, can be heard singing on the catchy, upbeat ballad that was published on Friday, “I will never take away my dance shoes.”

On the other hand, in the music video that accompanies the song, her “dancin’ shoes” are actually bubblegum pink roller skates.

The singer-songwriter who is featured in the music video for “So What” rolls around the aisles of a grocery store while asking customers and employees to stop what they are doing and dance with her.

By the show’s completion, the retail establishment is transformed into a full-fledged dance party, complete with neon lights, disco balls, and confetti.

The vocalist of “Raise Your Glass” gave fans a sneak peek at the new single by releasing a parody advertisement for “spicy as f—” chips under the brand name “Vicious Bitches Chips’es.”

The funny billboard includes cameos from some of the colorful characters that appear in the music video for the song, as well as a phone number that fans can contact to receive a free sample of the product.

“Have you had enough eating potato chips with no seasoning yet?” In the video, Pink asks the question.

“At Vicious Bitches Chips’es, we’ve developed a one-of-a-kind trademark seasoning that may induce you to s—- your pants,” the company says on its website.

The singer has not released a song since “Irrelevant,” which she released in July after teasing it with an Instagram photo of napkin lyrics. The dance anthem is the singer’s first single since “Irrelevant.”

“Woke Up. The temperature rose. Composed Song”, “What About Us? “, “What About Us? Someone in the music industry wrote the caption for the post.

The newly released single is an upbeat follow-up to the previously released track “Irrelevant,” which had lyrics such as “Girls simply want to have rights / So why do we have to fight?” as a direct and pointed response to the decision made by the United States Supreme Court in June to overturn Roe v. Wade.

The newly released single is an optimistic follow-up to the previously released track.

In the song “Never Gonna Not Dance Again,” the performer says that even though “you could steal everything I’ve got” and “everything I love,” her spirit is unbreakable and she will never stop dancing.

Later on in the month, the musician who has won a Grammy will bring his song “Never Gonna Not Dance Again” from the frozen food section to the stage of the American Music Awards 2022, where he will perform the song live for the first time.

“I’ll give you one guess who will be playing at the @AMAs! Prepare to put on your dancing shoes! On Monday, Pink shared the news about the concert on her Twitter account.

Watch the video below…