What I am about to say may shock you, but generally people enjoy sexy ladies in workout gear. Remember "Asphyxiation" by Autoerotique with the dodgeball and the underboob? What about Sleepwalker by Moon Duo? Of course, there is also the granddaddy of them all - "Physical" by Olivia Newton-John.

But we're not watching any of those today. Today we're watching one of my favorites from this genre - 2004's "Call on Me" by Eric Prydz, directed by Huse Monfaradi.

What I enjoy about this video is its simplicity. There is no plot besides the simple fact that a woman walks into an exercise room to lead a group of people in what can only be described as a workout routine heavy in pelvic thrusts. This group is entirely women except for one man, who alternates between amazed and extremely happy as he watches our workout leader gyrate and thrust. The feeling is mutual, and at the end they meet up with an embrace that says "the sex will happen".

This video caused quite a stir when it was released - so much so that some enterprising person somewhere along the line suggested making a whole line of workout DVDs with the same people from the video, and it was so. (There is even, hilariously, one dude).

Then, somewhere along the way someone decided there needed to be a terrible, infintely less sexy version with porn stars, and it was so.

And hey Glee even got in on the action for some reason.

This is one of those videos that has gone past being "parodied" - it's more of a cultural touchstone for "working out in a goofy way with pelvic thrusts". Seriously, you could watch parodies of this all day pretty much, and many of them are just dudes.

But to me, the best version out there of the "Call On Me" video is one where a guy just cut the one dude in it out entirely so its just the ladies. Ever the bastion of raw honesty, here's a YouTube comment from this edit of the video that says it all:

The guys scenes ruined the sexiness of the video. What were they thinking? It makes you feel so? awkward when you have your dick in your hand and it shows that dude.

That's all I have to say about that.

Adam Fairholm is the co-founder and lead developer of IMVDb. You can find him on twitter at @adamfairholm.