Shwayze & Cisco Adler's "You Can Be My Girl" gets 1.36 million views in 3 days

(CBS/What's Trending) - Shwayze & Cisco Adler are back in this mix with brand new music perfect for the last bit of summer. If you know anything about these guys, you know it's a must on any sunny day soundtrack. What you may not know is that they run a social Bananabeat Records street team that is no joke. Shwayze & Cisco know how to rally their fans online and this past weekend proved their real power.

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Olivia Newton-John's Daughter Chloe Lattanzi on Her Graphic New Music Video

During an interview with ET's Chris Jacobs, Olivia Newton-John's daughter Chloe Lattanzi defended her actions in a controversial new music video.

The video shows Chloe appearing to snort a powdery substance, lying in a bed with slit wrists and holding a gun to her head. After the death of Amy Winehouse, the project has been steeped in controversy.

"It's so funny - I don't think I went that far," said Chloe. "It was a metaphor for what I was going through, so I wasn't like, 'Yeah I want to slit my wrist or put some electrical devices in a bathtub.' It was just about being in a lot of pain and dying inside in front of the one you love and them not noticing what you're going through."

The video called "Play with Me" is a far cry from Olivia's 1991 hit "Physical," but Chloe assured that her mom "understood."

"My mom is very proud of me," said Chloe. "She's always been supportive of me and I love her for that."

Still, after receiving such strong negative feedback, Chloe released a more positive video with the intention showing her fans that she's "alive and well."

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Chloe Lattanzi, Olivia Newton-John's Daughter, In Shocking Suicidal Music Video

It's a mother's worst nightmare — Olivia Newton-John's, to be more specific.

In the new music video for her single, "Play With Me," the 25-year-old daughter of the "Grease" star, Chloe Lattanzi, slithers about in deep-set makeup and proceeds to undertake a shocking string of suicidal, self-mutilating acts. She electrocutes herself while soaking in a bathtub with toaster ovens, radios and hairdryers, plays with exacto knives, shows off mangled, bruised arms and poses with a gun to head, all the while singing "Never knew love would taste like this." She cries in blood tears, then appears to snort cocaine and blow the dust straight into the camera's lens in a single poof.

For the record, we think the song is sort of catchy in a NIN, Evan Rachel Wood-during-her-Marilyn-Manson-phase way, even if we don't really believe her when she sings "Play With Me." (Or maybe we'd just rather not play with her, thank you.) But for all the typical teenage angst depicted in the film, the graphic component is aggressively morbid, and has drawn fierce criticism from her native Australia, according to The Improper.

"This simply glamorizes a range of harmful behaviors and does nothing to help empower young people to cope [with] relationship problems," President for the Australian Council for Children and the Media Elizabeth Handsley told the website.

Lattanzi has defended the video, calling it a form of "'artistic expression" in a press release and has since released a follow-up video, "Thank You To All The Fans And Haters," on YouTube..

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