The singer honored the signature feather boas and cowboy boots worn by dedicated “Harries” in the new video for “Satellite.”

Anyone who’s been to a Harry Styles concert in the past two years, or has seen how his thousands of fans like to dress up for his shows, knows one thing to be true — Harries (the fandom name for Styles’ enthusiasts) has created a distinct concert-going uniform that consists of everything from brightly-colored fringe jackets to platform boots, cowboy hats and, of course, feather boas.

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In a new music video for Styles’ latest single, “Satellite,” the British pop star paid tribute to his fans’ unique fashion sense in a memorable way.

The video begins with a Mars rover-like robot named Stomper roaming the backstage halls at one of the 15 sold-out Love on Tourshows that Styles played at the Forum in Los Angeles in January of this year.

Stomper soon travels out to the arena floor but before that, the robot stops in front of a TV to listen to a documentary about the Mars Curiosity rover. At