The David Guetta produced “Club Can’t Handle Me” performed by Flo Rida is set to appear on the soundtrack for the Step Up 3D movie. The video just recently premiered and…
We avoided this song for the longest and then last night we just gave in and listened. This song is radio fodder, BUT it’s so good. The video is the usual uninspired club affair but like we just said, the song is good; it’s a perfect uptempo song for the night. Look out for Flo Rida’s next albu, The Only 1, later this year.
At 2:15am UK time, 9:15pm our time, the video premiere of Alexandra Burke’s “Bad Boy” feat. Flo-Rida debuted on iTv.
The video left us feeling lukewarm; just like the single it’s all filler no substance. Don’t get us wrong, the single is hella catchy as the video takes the “sex sells” route but after a few views the video will leave you bored. The dance moves were good and Burke looked good but yet again…
It’s sort of disappointing because you look at her album cover, above, and whilst it looks good it was a leftover promo shot from her music video. You sort of wonder if the label backing Burke has a lack of faith in her because they’re giving her the most generic music and image as if they think she has no chance in hell of surviving in the industry. She’s much more talented than they’re portraying her to be.
Lat year’s winner of UK’s X-Factor, Alexandra Burke, first single was premiered yesterday. The Phantom Boyz produced “Bad Boys” features US hip-pop artist Flo-Rida and was described by Popjustice as “Literally amazing & phenomonal”. The popular site also said the intro of “Bad Boys” is a cross between Girls Aloud “Biology” and Britney Spears “Womanizer”.
Let’s start with the positive. After taking a few listens to the CDQ this song will have you hooked. The hook is incredibly catchy and the Flo-Rida verse fits well with the song. On the contrary, this is not what we thought Alexandra would release as a first single especially how she said she wanted to go the urban route, from what she displayed on X-Factor and citing Beyoncé as her favorite artist. Stepping aside from the fact that this will score #1 someplace it really is very generic when compared to what is being done by those other striving artists. We doubt this will have the international appeal “Bleeding Love” did. We’ll see what else Alexandra comes with in the upcoming months.
The new video release for Teairra Marí’s single “Cause a Scene” featuring Flo-Rida just premiered. The premise of the video is Teairra’s man (Jackie Long) is cheating on her and she catches on leading her to confront him in Las Vegas. Am I the only one who laughed at the opening scene when Jackie was pretending to be tired then as soon as he was finished he clicked back over like she was nothing? Hilarious! The video is hot and the song is a banger which should blow up on the urban radio charts.
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