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On November 7, 2019, a music video was released alongside the song. The video was directed by Jack Begert, produced by Psycho Films—including executive producer Sam Canter and producer Geenah Krisht—and commissioned by Sam Houston. [5] It stars Doja Cat as a webcam model who becomes an engineer and genetically develops her ideal sexual partner.
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Make a Valentine's Day playlist to listen to all February with the help of the best Valentine's Day songs! Choose from emotional ballads to catchy pop tunes.
Diana Ross and Lionel Richie croon their hearts out in this 1981 duet from the movie by the same name. The ballad tops Billboard’s list of the top 50 love songs of all time. ‘Make You Feel My ...
The music video, directed by Tony Petrossian, shows the band playing in a place with heavy rain. The story of the video shows a woman and the man, who are seen doing romantic things with each other but when the woman (Taylor Cole) tries to continue the following day, the man won't let her as he seems to be tired of her. After a while of driving ...
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An accompanying music video directed by Christian Breslauer features Tyga being seduced by a sultry dressed Doja Cat. The song shares a title with -- but has no relation to -- a 1978 hit soul single by R&B/funk artist Roy Ayers. Ayers' song "Freaky Deaky" peaked at #29 on the Billboard magazine Hot Soul Singles Chart in 1978.