Harry Welsh directs a provocative, sweat-soaked promo for Australian pop artist ANDY, turning the hypermasculine world of Australian football into a fever dream of queer desire, longing and liberation.

Set between the rugby field and the locker room, Can't Wait follows a younger version of ANDY as the physical intensity of the game gradually gives way to something more intimate.

Glances linger, bodies collide and the familiar rituals of contact sport take on an increasingly homoerotic charge, building towards an explosive, euphoric release. It's a powerful, unfiltered presentation of bodies, desire and belonging, executed in a highly cinematic way.

"It's bold. Unapologetically queer. As absurdly funny as it is strikingly beautiful," says Harry Welsh. "Footy, inherently, is something ubiquitous but unspoken - we wanted to make something that finally says it out loud."

Balancing raw physicality with moments of tenderness, humour and heightened fantasy, Welsh delivers a striking visual statement that reclaims the codes of Australian sport and transforms them into a celebration of queer identity.