AC/DC is All About Balls, Bikinis, Bloopers in New Video for 'Play Ball'

Of course there are the comedic bits too, like professional football fumbles, nuns playing soccer, an elephant slam dunking a basketball and all sorts of other strange archival footage. But really if parody is what they're going for, it may be a bit heavy on the misogyny to have fully achieved its intent. 

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The raucous track's off AC/DC's upcoming Rock or Bust LP and is the group's first video to feature their new rhythm guitarist Stevie Young, who has replaced his uncle Malcom Young, who left the band this year due to debilitating dementia. 

Drummer Phil Rudd is also absent from the clip, with former Shogun drummer Bob Richards sitting. Rudd was arrested recently for reasons including number of charges including attempting to procure murder, which has since been dropped, but that's not the reason for his absence. According to Rolling Stone, Rudd missed the video shoot to handle a "family emergency" this past October. 

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Meanwhile, guitarist Angus Young and frontman Brian Johnson are rocking just about as well as they ever have. 

"I never thought we'd do this again, but here we are with a new album, getting all the boys together again," Johnson said in a behind-the-scenes video released Sunday. "It's fantastic."