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The music video for "Wall to Wall," directed by Erik White and Chris Brown, is an imitation of the 1998 film Blade, but tributes Michael Jackson's Thriller. The video was released to AOL Music on May 21, 2007, filmed at the Jewish community center, Brandeis-Bardin Institute , made famous for being the Command Center/Power Chamber on Mighty ...
BET placed the song at number 55 on their Notarized: Top 100 Videos countdown. Brown's main love interest in the video is played by model Megan Abrigo. [25] The music video starts off with Brown driving up to a nightclub, unwrapping a fresh stick of Doublemint gum, and walking inside. People are seen dancing while Brown starts to sing the first ...
Chris Brown is an American R&B singer-songwriter and actor who has appeared in many music videos.His videography consists of 99 music videos (including 119 as a featured artist), 19 guest appearances, 4 video albums, 8 film appearances and 11 television appearances.
Exclusive is the second studio album by American singer Chris Brown. It was released on November 6, 2007, by CBE and Jive Records. The record serves as Chris Brown's second studio release under his CBE record label, as well as with Jive. The record also serves as the follow-up to his multi-platinum selling debut album, Chris Brown (2005).
Wall to Wall may refer to: Wall to Wall (production company), an independent television production company; Wall to Wall, a 1981 album by René & Angela; Wall to Wall, a 2007 song by Chris Brown "Wall to Wall" (Australian Playhouse), a 1962 episode of the Australian anthology drama series Australian Playhouse
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"Kiss Kiss" was released as the second single from Brown's second studio album Exclusive (2007), after the moderately successful "Wall to Wall" (2007).The song was released to digital retailers worldwide on September 10, 2007, through Zomba Recordings.
[14] [15] Brown spoke about the video in an interview with MTV News, saying, With the concept of "Look at Me Now" you know this video is kind of like my first rap kind of video, but I wanted to do old school; [well] not really old school, but like back in the day, when I was just growing up as a kid.