Of course guys will gawk and say Nicki’s was better clearly because of the additional ass shots & Drake lap dance, BUT I prefer this one over the latter. While ‘Anaconda’ has grown on me, as a lot of Nicki Minaj songs do, I do think that the video was over the top and that J. Lo & Iggy, but it wasn’t demeaning nor overly sexual to where sit was awkward to watch. Nicki’s was all over the place with different scenes which is fine, but this is a classy way of showing off an ass. Of course this video is compared to Nicki Minaj’s Anaconda (CLICK HERE for that review), but HONESTLY this video is way better. I really just love the overall production, how it sticks to black and white ensembles and really the only pop of color you get is J. Lo does her thing and then insert Iggy Azalea who does her thing as well. No it’s not a Kanye, ‘All of the Lights’, but there are scenes were the scenes move so fast that it even had my head spinning. So the video starts out with a count down then it goes into the video which made me dizzy in certain scenes.
Jennifer Lopez SHOWS exactly how great you can look at 45 even after having twins. It’s catchy as hell and THIS is the version that should’ve been pushed from the get go. The video really made me fall in love with the song.
Lo for being CLASSY with her ‘biggest asset’.
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Once done, share.Ĭheck out the full view HERE and cheers to those who ranked in the top 10 this week. You can drag the songs and add your name. In sharing on Facebook and Twitter, you can create your own Top 10 based off what’s currently in the top 10 with a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 popup. There are also chart highlights separated into four categories: ‘Streaming Gainer,’ ‘Digital Gainer,’ ‘Airplay Gainer’, and ‘Hot Shot Debut.’ In addition, in scrolling over the the artists position on the chart, to the left you can see the position of the song the previous week, the peak position, and number of weeks on the chart. Everything opens up on the chart and it’s easy to No worries about being moved to a new page. The new look allows readers to listen to the songs individually or as an entire playlist via Spotifyor Rdioalong with a button to watch the video.You can also share the song via Facebook or Twitter. This is by far my least favorite Iggy song.īillboard have given their Hot 100 chart a new look in a partnership with Samsung. As for this making major moves on the radio, I honestly don’t want to hear this over and over and over. I did get a Lady Gaga, ‘Telephone,’ vibe from it. The video had a storyline which might have seemed a little too staged in certain areas, but I thought it was cool. Just when I though the video was absolutely ridiculous and Iggy was going to just walk off, Hudson arrests her. She walks over to Jennifer Hudson and they start to dance as J. Here comes the police chase which the news pens ‘Lovers Jailbreak.’ Iggy eventually crashes and her boyfriend gets captured. I didn’t think that she’d be breaking him out of jail. Back to Iggy she visits her boyfriend in jail and has ‘Get Ready’ on her hand. Attempted Bank Robber as she sings her part. She’s a cop and is singing her way to lock up Mr. Really? Iggy gets out and starts rapping in front of her car and then everyone in the bank runs out screaming and the dude doesn’t even get away with his “loan” as he gets caught by the cops as soon as he walks out the bank. She replies she thought he was broke and his clever response was he’s getting a loan. The video begins with Iggy pulling up to a bank with this guy who is assumed to be her boyfriend.
I really liked ‘Black Widow,’ but not so much the video. Now this one is interesting as I like the video for this one, but not so much the song. Moving on to the review I am a fan of not only Iggy’s music, despite criticism, but of her videos as well. Video Review: Iggy Azalea x Rita Ora, ‘Black Widow’.Video Review: Iggy Azalea x Charlie XCX, ‘Fancy’.Click the links below to check out my other Iggy reviews: Iggy Azalea is back with another video for the latest single off her re-released album, The New Classic: Reclassified.
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