How in the world did this song not garner as much success as "1 Thing" I'll never know. "Touch" is an amazing song and Amerie co-wrote it too. It did reach the top 20 over here in the UK, but didn't chart very well in the US. This is one of my fave songs that I constantly play on repeat. This music video is s3xual in its nature, but is portrayed in a tasteful manner. I love Amerie's outfit, it makes her skin glow. She is just beautiful.
Watching this video years later, it definitely gives me, Aaliyah, we need a resolution, vibes, with a little bit of, try again, dance moves, Amerie, is still, one of the most talented and beautiful woman of the world, if you ever get to see her in person, she's breathtaking ❤️
I remember this used to get lots of rotation on MTV Jams & Vh1 Soul back in late spring of 2005. That along with Robin Thicke's "Wanna Love U". Underrated jams
At least her channel is active I suppose. Hopefully this means something is in the making. 8 years is too long of a break. That's like retirement in this era. You're greatly missed Ameriie! 😘😘
Her couple of released tracks are good... I feel touch will always be a classic and iconic in its own right if she never released again. Its such a good track.
@C. C. "Nobody copied her"? watch this and find out who actually tried to copy Amerie, and to their credit did a very good job, because they have people like you believing it was the other way around: ruclips.net/video/fc4PDce0zFw/видео.html
@@Ciclopea2 The Empressive Channel is not exactly some credible award winning, hard hitting, investigative journalist. She's just a regular person running a RUclips tea channel, she pieces thise stories from things she reads online like everyone else and interjects a lot of her own personal conclusions into her stories. She gets a lot of her facts wrong. This is from an actual review of Ameries second album that was actually written in 2005 before people had time to muddle up the history: *When Amerie’s debut arrived on my desk in 2002, I didn’t bother reviewing it. The music was innocuously pleasant-it warranted neither a complaint nor a compliment-and Amerie herself was anonymous, seemingly just a voice for up-and-comer Rich Harrison, who wrote and produced the tidy affair in its entirety.* Since then, Harrison has joined the in-demand ranks of The Neptunes and Timbaland, producing for superstars like Beyoncé, Usher, and Jennifer Lopez. *Ironically, Harrison’s premier songstress is now likely to be deemed a copycat. The influence of Beyoncé‘s massive hit “Crazy In Love” is all over Amerie’s sophomore effort Touch* -even a remix of her debut single, “Why Don’t We Fall In Love,” gets the sample-happy treatment. The infectious hit “1 Thing” is a step up from J. Lo’s second-rate “Get Right” (unlike that song, “1 Thing” is light and airy), but it still follows the formula too closely: repetitive hook, high-pitched vocal, horn-y sample (this time it’s The Meters’ “Oh, Calcutta”). - *SLANT Magazine* So in that critical review you can see that even back then the critics acknowledged that although Amerie worked with Rich first on her entire 1st album, the sound was boring. She did NOT usher in a new fresh sound with that album that everyone flicked to steal from. Her first album was very safe, very laid back, and very generic. The critcs also acknowledged that "Touch" was a very obvious complete change of sound from her 2002 debut, and that her new sound was clearly influenced by CIL a song that Bee had released two years prior. So yeah it was Amerie who changed up not only her sound but she changed up her stage performance style to copy what Bee was doing in her performances. Also if you listen to that part of the empressive video where Amerie is interviewed by Wendy Williams back in 2005, it should tell you all something when Wendy says it 1 Thing sounds like you "ran out and got Beyonce's producer". That's because dispite Amerie working with Rich heavily before Beyonce for her first album, that go-go heavy sound wasn't the sound they put out with that project. It was not "her sound" until CIL blew up and made Rich the go to producer. CIL was a massive #1 hit that was very acclaimed critically and won multiple Grammy's and other awards. It became her signature song at the time, but it was the only track with that sound on the album, as it was the last song that she recorded right before the recording deadline for her album. So it was always expected that Bee would get a chance to lean in a lot heavier with that sound for her second album. However since Bee was fully obligated to a year and a half spent promoting the 4th and final Destiny's Child album, it gave Amerie the window to snatch up Rich and do a full go-go album before Bee could. Of course back then when people could still remember the facts accurately, she was just one of several r&b females scrambling to keep up in a Beyonce world, and the change came off as forced and inauthentic to the general public, which is why she quickly fizzled out after 1 Thing. Whatever the case, you can't blame her career evaporating on her being "robbed" of her sound by Beyonce, because Touch was released a year and a half before B'Day came out, so Amerie had "her sound" all to herself and still it had already flopped and died on it's own well before B'Day was even a factor. Touch had already come and died by then. So yeah the narrative if Bee stealing from Amerie is false, it was actually always the opposite. Hell if you wanna talk about it, lets talk about how this very video for "Touch" is clearly just a knock off version of Bey's video for "Baby Boy" 🤔.
@@jaysmith9933 lol you could've saved so much energy instead of writing that essay, if you actually saw that video there's even footage of an interview where Amerie shares her side of the story which supports what I've been saying, you don't need to be a Pulitzer prize winner to do basic research and gather evidence even from the horse's mouth so to speak, there's nothing i can do about how you react to the facts that are presented to you, and i don't think i care that much anyway.
@@Ciclopea2 The reason i'm capable of writing an "essay" on this topic is because unlike yourself i've done more than "basic" research, which in your case "basic research" seems to be "I heard it in a RUclips video so it must be right". In addition to the fact that I was highly active on forums and messageboards that centered around music and entertainment, specifically African-American entertainment so I remember how events actually played out back then. The only "side of the story" Amerie gave in that video was after Wendy said 1 Thing sounds like she went out and got Beyonce's producer, Amerie replied with "it's the go-go, but I was doing go-go on the first album", that was a PR response, obviously she couldn't say "well yea Bee did it first, so then I decided to do it too because she made it hot" so her response was to muddle the issue, it wasn’t technically a lie because she had a track with go-go elements on it "Need You Tonight", but that song was one step away from being a ballad, it still sounded nothing like the sound ushered in by CIL and the one Amerie later adopted on her second album. This quote is also straight from the horses mouth: "The first album we actually had Go-Go elements *in one of the records* that we did, but it was a slower kind of vibe." www.mvremix.com/urban/interviews/amerie2.shtml So there Amerie herself admits that her first album had only one single song with go-go elements and that was a slow joint. Having one single deep cut with some subtle go-go elements in it that wasn't even uptempo, on her album did not make it "her sound", the sound she was known for was her slower laid back grooves like "Why Don’t We Fall In Love" and "Talking to Me". 1 Thing Amerie was a total reinvention both in sound an image as a response to the success Beyonce had with CIL and was having in general.
@@Ciclopea2 *Also "from the horses mouth:* "From her face, she was kind of like, 'I don't know, but I'mma ride with you anyway,' " he remembered. "I knew I was going to have to sell it a little bit, because when it comes on *it doesn't sound like anything that was being done at the time."* - *Rich Harrison on doing CIL with Beyonce* www.mtv.com/news/1484784/road-to-the-grammys-the-making-of-beyonces-crazy-in-love/ "It was energy and beat driven and *I had never done anything like that for Amerie* , but I wanted to give it to her." - *Rich Harrison on doing 1 Thing with Amerie* books.google.com/books?id=9iYEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA151&lpg=PA151&dq=amerie+on+beyonce+diss&source=bl&ots=DUT6e1It6M&sig=ACfU3U0WXno8RsKrEmnSHRtGF0kQOesxpg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiA1cbukrDuAhUPWqwKHbSqAxE4MhDoATAJegQICRAB#v=onepage&q=Rich&f=false *(pg. 234)* So there you have Rich Harrison the producer in question himself admiting that he had NEVER done anything like that sound with Amerie before prior to 1 Thing in 2005, while also saying that Crazy In Love itself sounded like nothing what was being done before when it was released in 2003. So that tells you even the producer would acknowledge that Bee did that sound first with CIL. This is why none of these channels pushing this narrative that Bee stole Amerie's sound won't just reach out to Rich to get his story and his recount of events.
2:02 Amerie said on Tyra's Show that she could not dance, used to have two left feet and had actually to learn how to dance. Idk but I could not really believe that bc she always looked to me as if she was a natural vivid dancer and I've always though she brought some fresh moves; like the one at 2:02. Looked pretty awesome to me and y'all know this move got around after this.
Amerie is Amerie. SHE working in her life and her personal self. She gonna be back Lord willing to help the people with good interests and not influence divine leadership as always
oh my god!!! just when I thought id remembered all Amerie's songs from my childhood(like"1 thing" , "take control") and now I'm simply baffled!!! I used to listen this this so much when I was 11 but have forgotten it... also thx for uploading it on my birthday 😂😂 This song deserves so much more views...
Amerie is stunningly beautiful. I must give a special mention to her hair, could it be more glamorous. She has it all. A great voice, she could dance and she has class. She just wouldn’t be manipulated and wouldn’t play ball. She was a big competition to Beyonce, Beyonce was with Jay Z and had and still has tremendous power within the music industry. I’m sure she had words with a few people to ensure that Amerie didn’t steal her thunder. To be honest I’m a fan of Beyonce too, she’s super talented and also stunning, but there was room for both. I also think J Lo another powerful player in the music industry at the time was not too pleased that the song she wanted “1 Thing” was released by Amerie as she wanted that song for herself. I hope Amerie makes a comeback soon 🎶💃🏽
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Man AMERIE is just one of those artist that was just way of her time that labels didn’t know what to do with her! She is such a talent!
Yeeee❤
She should have more successful than she was.
Privacyi code
The label could have done the same thing they did with B
@@stacyr4768 they really could have
Miss those days, Teairra Mari, Ashanti, Mya, Nivea, Christina Milian, Ciara, Missy, Cherish, Kandi, Brandy, Monica, Shareefa, Stacie Orrico, Mis-Teeq, Brooke Valentine, etc.
Plus,
Nelly Furtado, Blaque, 3LW, Keyshia, Kelis, Trina, Eve, Lil' Kim, Tweet, Toya, Tamia, JoJo, Jamelia, Vivian Green, Heather Headley, Rasheeda.
Faith Evans, Debelah Morgan, Deborah Cox, Chante Moore, Olivia, Isyss, Danity Kane, Kat Deluna, Fantasia, Tyra B, Cassie, Jewel.
Issac Wu dope lineup
So true.
Yass
My childhood sucked but whew the artist were great.
Love all those artist yesssss
Amerie was gorgeous. This song still slaps. 😍
A classic!
IS STILL
Was? She still fine, u heard curious?
@@Hasebook ❤️i LOVE that Song. Amerie is so talented!
I just found this and I can’t tell you how weird it is to see my name here. It’s not common where I am.
A message to the future generations Don't let this song die 💖🤚🏻
Never I got you
@@lorenzospeaks342I got you both ha!
Seriously how this track didnt smash the charts I will never know. so sexy and catchy 🤤
The remix even had T.I. on there. It was a tough era though, because Ciara was on fire during this time. Destiny's Child had just reformed too
smashed my ears, can tell you that much
It was TOO good.
Her voice is legendary amerie come back
The production for the "Touch" Album is 🔥🔥🔥
Amerie was just freaking Phenomenal!!! Eatin that choreo tf up too!!! 🔥🔥🔥
How in the world did this song not garner as much success as "1 Thing" I'll never know. "Touch" is an amazing song and Amerie co-wrote it too. It did reach the top 20 over here in the UK, but didn't chart very well in the US. This is one of my fave songs that I constantly play on repeat.
This music video is s3xual in its nature, but is portrayed in a tasteful manner. I love Amerie's outfit, it makes her skin glow. She is just beautiful.
Because the US has no taste.
This is my all time favourite and it still baffles me that this song didnt do better than 1 thing
Amerie really did get the short end of the stick when it comes to her music career
i also dont understand, must have been so frustrating for her... its a hard business
and things got even worse when her label executives decided to sell her next album exclusively overseas, and not in the U.S.
Amerie you’re too good. Do something viral to be noticed. Do anything, don’t let your talent die. 😭
Right her voice so good
She’s a best selling author as well
Still brilliant. Sounds so fresh. Come back Amerie
It should definitely be rereleased ❤
God damn she ate doooooown from the vocals to the dancing ugh
Amerie dun went off 2 da next level like fr fr 💖 *a u t h e n t I c v i e w s* 💖 is what got them HUGE!
Great talent and well ahead of her time. Btw thank you for speaking up 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
The choreography was so badass
She's so amazing...she deserves recognition ❤
Amerie was slaying in her own lane!
Amerie really got dem moves 😍😍😍
Amerie is so drop dead gorgeous
Completely
When britney - slave 4 u , meets usher- yeah
Mark Kamara 😂😂😂😂😂 Good!
Yass
Soooo true !!
Lol 😆 yup
and at the same beyonce playing at the backround
Watching this video years later, it definitely gives me, Aaliyah, we need a resolution, vibes, with a little bit of, try again, dance moves, Amerie, is still, one of the most talented and beautiful woman of the world, if you ever get to see her in person, she's breathtaking ❤️
This should have way more views one of my favorite songs from Amerie
This beat go hard as heck.
I remember this used to get lots of rotation on MTV Jams & Vh1 Soul back in late spring of 2005. That along with Robin Thicke's "Wanna Love U". Underrated jams
Unreleased/Underrated R&B Grooves i need a list of your top 20 underrated jams!!!
I actually have a list of Top 250 Hottest R&B/Hip Hop Beats coming soon to my channel. Stay tuned ;-)
@@UnreleasedUnderratedRnBgrooves is it still on?
@@Fillo. yep still working on it
I miss this type of music...and vídeo's...Amerie you deserved better.✨✨✨
Hands down Amerie was my favorite. I had all her albums ❤❤❤
This song is legendary
At least her channel is active I suppose. Hopefully this means something is in the making. 8 years is too long of a break. That's like retirement in this era. You're greatly missed Ameriie! 😘😘
She put out an album a couple years ago under "ameriie" its so good👏👏✨
and according to her baby story...I hear she has another in the works...
Facts its a good thing she started to sing again
Her couple of released tracks are good... I feel touch will always be a classic and iconic in its own right if she never released again. Its such a good track.
She released 2 new albums in Oct of 2018
Underrated for her voice as well as her hotness. She’s one of the few that I believe her when she sings. She should’ve been bigger.
A couple of people copied her style and claimed it as their own, she needs to reclaim her rightful place, she's underrated AF. Rise again, beautiful
@C. C. "Nobody copied her"? watch this and find out who actually tried to copy Amerie, and to their credit did a very good job, because they have people like you believing it was the other way around: ruclips.net/video/fc4PDce0zFw/видео.html
@@Ciclopea2 The Empressive Channel is not exactly some credible award winning, hard hitting, investigative journalist. She's just a regular person running a RUclips tea channel, she pieces thise stories from things she reads online like everyone else and interjects a lot of her own personal conclusions into her stories. She gets a lot of her facts wrong. This is from an actual review of Ameries second album that was actually written in 2005 before people had time to muddle up the history:
*When Amerie’s debut arrived on my desk in 2002, I didn’t bother reviewing it. The music was innocuously pleasant-it warranted neither a complaint nor a compliment-and Amerie herself was anonymous, seemingly just a voice for up-and-comer Rich Harrison, who wrote and produced the tidy affair in its entirety.* Since then, Harrison has joined the in-demand ranks of The Neptunes and Timbaland, producing for superstars like Beyoncé, Usher, and Jennifer Lopez. *Ironically, Harrison’s premier songstress is now likely to be deemed a copycat. The influence of Beyoncé‘s massive hit “Crazy In Love” is all over Amerie’s sophomore effort Touch* -even a remix of her debut single, “Why Don’t We Fall In Love,” gets the sample-happy treatment. The infectious hit “1 Thing” is a step up from J. Lo’s second-rate “Get Right” (unlike that song, “1 Thing” is light and airy), but it still follows the formula too closely: repetitive hook, high-pitched vocal, horn-y sample (this time it’s The Meters’ “Oh, Calcutta”). - *SLANT Magazine*
So in that critical review you can see that even back then the critics acknowledged that although Amerie worked with Rich first on her entire 1st album, the sound was boring. She did NOT usher in a new fresh sound with that album that everyone flicked to steal from. Her first album was very safe, very laid back, and very generic. The critcs also acknowledged that "Touch" was a very obvious complete change of sound from her 2002 debut, and that her new sound was clearly influenced by CIL a song that Bee had released two years prior. So yeah it was Amerie who changed up not only her sound but she changed up her stage performance style to copy what Bee was doing in her performances. Also if you listen to that part of the empressive video where Amerie is interviewed by Wendy Williams back in 2005, it should tell you all something when Wendy says it 1 Thing sounds like you "ran out and got Beyonce's producer". That's because dispite Amerie working with Rich heavily before Beyonce for her first album, that go-go heavy sound wasn't the sound they put out with that project. It was not "her sound" until CIL blew up and made Rich the go to producer.
CIL was a massive #1 hit that was very acclaimed critically and won multiple Grammy's and other awards. It became her signature song at the time, but it was the only track with that sound on the album, as it was the last song that she recorded right before the recording deadline for her album. So it was always expected that Bee would get a chance to lean in a lot heavier with that sound for her second album. However since Bee was fully obligated to a year and a half spent promoting the 4th and final Destiny's Child album, it gave Amerie the window to snatch up Rich and do a full go-go album before Bee could. Of course back then when people could still remember the facts accurately, she was just one of several r&b females scrambling to keep up in a Beyonce world, and the change came off as forced and inauthentic to the general public, which is why she quickly fizzled out after 1 Thing.
Whatever the case, you can't blame her career evaporating on her being "robbed" of her sound by Beyonce, because Touch was released a year and a half before B'Day came out, so Amerie had "her sound" all to herself and still it had already flopped and died on it's own well before B'Day was even a factor. Touch had already come and died by then. So yeah the narrative if Bee stealing from Amerie is false, it was actually always the opposite. Hell if you wanna talk about it, lets talk about how this very video for "Touch" is clearly just a knock off version of Bey's video for "Baby Boy" 🤔.
@@jaysmith9933 lol you could've saved so much energy instead of writing that essay, if you actually saw that video there's even footage of an interview where Amerie shares her side of the story which supports what I've been saying, you don't need to be a Pulitzer prize winner to do basic research and gather evidence even from the horse's mouth so to speak, there's nothing i can do about how you react to the facts that are presented to you, and i don't think i care that much anyway.
@@Ciclopea2 The reason i'm capable of writing an "essay" on this topic is because unlike yourself i've done more than "basic" research, which in your case "basic research" seems to be "I heard it in a RUclips video so it must be right". In addition to the fact that I was highly active on forums and messageboards that centered around music and entertainment, specifically African-American entertainment so I remember how events actually played out back then.
The only "side of the story" Amerie gave in that video was after Wendy said 1 Thing sounds like she went out and got Beyonce's producer, Amerie replied with "it's the go-go, but I was doing go-go on the first album", that was a PR response, obviously she couldn't say "well yea Bee did it first, so then I decided to do it too because she made it hot" so her response was to muddle the issue, it wasn’t technically a lie because she had a track with go-go elements on it "Need You Tonight", but that song was one step away from being a ballad, it still sounded nothing like the sound ushered in by CIL and the one Amerie later adopted on her second album. This quote is also straight from the horses mouth:
"The first album we actually had Go-Go elements *in one of the records* that we did, but it was a slower kind of vibe."
www.mvremix.com/urban/interviews/amerie2.shtml
So there Amerie herself admits that her first album had only one single song with go-go elements and that was a slow joint. Having one single deep cut with some subtle go-go elements in it that wasn't even uptempo, on her album did not make it "her sound", the sound she was known for was her slower laid back grooves like "Why Don’t We Fall In Love" and "Talking to Me". 1 Thing Amerie was a total reinvention both in sound an image as a response to the success Beyonce had with CIL and was having in general.
@@Ciclopea2
*Also "from the horses mouth:*
"From her face, she was kind of like, 'I don't know, but I'mma ride with you anyway,' " he remembered. "I knew I was going to have to sell it a little bit, because when it comes on *it doesn't sound like anything that was being done at the time."* - *Rich Harrison on doing CIL with Beyonce*
www.mtv.com/news/1484784/road-to-the-grammys-the-making-of-beyonces-crazy-in-love/
"It was energy and beat driven and *I had never done anything like that for Amerie* , but I wanted to give it to her." - *Rich Harrison on doing 1 Thing with Amerie*
books.google.com/books?id=9iYEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA151&lpg=PA151&dq=amerie+on+beyonce+diss&source=bl&ots=DUT6e1It6M&sig=ACfU3U0WXno8RsKrEmnSHRtGF0kQOesxpg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiA1cbukrDuAhUPWqwKHbSqAxE4MhDoATAJegQICRAB#v=onepage&q=Rich&f=false *(pg. 234)*
So there you have Rich Harrison the producer in question himself admiting that he had NEVER done anything like that sound with Amerie before prior to 1 Thing in 2005, while also saying that Crazy In Love itself sounded like nothing what was being done before when it was released in 2003. So that tells you even the producer would acknowledge that Bee did that sound first with CIL. This is why none of these channels pushing this narrative that Bee stole Amerie's sound won't just reach out to Rich to get his story and his recount of events.
This still actual and bop ❤
#JusticeForAmerie😢
This era was hard 🇬🇧
She’s so pretty 😍
Love the choreography and fashion in this music video. 💯💄
She is sooo beautiful
About time!! This is my favorite Amerie song, takes me back to summer 2005.
the golden era
this beat is so 00s and I love it
Amerie is the epitome of a Tender woman. Simply divine.
She murdered this 🔥
The choreography in this video is top notch and unmatched!
The talented who changed the industry and walked away. A lot copies Amerie style but their only one 💙
This song should have been number 1 on the club charts and been just as if not close to as popular as "1 Thing"
Effortless ❤ dancing Queen 👑🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
We failed our Queen
She ate this. She still looks the same
Fenty Beauty keeps the girlies looking young
I miss Amerie. I copped her first two albums
Whoa Amerie is the stuff shonuff!
Beautifully dangerously talented black Amazon Queens.
This beat still haunts me on some days🔥🔥
Ray_ Musha s/o to Lil John he produce this song
Lol
This is the most underrated banger Ive ever listen
All the women in here are absolutely beautiful.... 💯 ❤️😍 Amerie was so talented.
..She got it too!! 💚🖤
AMERIE IS SO TALENTED!
I love her music and miss this kind of rithem
Highly underrated 😫
A M E R I E
Such an influence in my Artistic Career
😊❤💋😊❤💋😊
When lil jon was on fire with production
2023 and she still killin it. I cant believe she was robbed.
I remember when this song came out. Had us going crazy in the club.
This song is underrated 🔥🔥🔥
Though it's 2017 now, the song is still the shit!!
Never get old. LOVE IT.
I Hate that it took Vevo to post this video in 2017 The Official HD Was So Hard To Find
One of the most underrated artist/entertainer
I had this album in high school and this was my favorite song. I had no idea she could really dance until the first time I saw this video.
The melody of that bridge is sick!!
This song is so good. I love it!! Even though its like a decade ago
Songs from back in the day are always better
Still here years later getting my JAMMIE JAM on 😅❤🎉
Was just having a conversation with a friend and I brought up the lyrics of the chorus in this song...that's what brought me back here.
I have all of her albums alllll of them and still play them !! She will forever be my fave !! You got fans out here sis
‘What it is,..I really want, is for him to do to me,..what he wants to, he would want to.’
The lyrics 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
No time to play words.
This song STILL makes me want to get up and dance!!! ❤🔥 2023
Ameries moves are poppin.
Love this song Amerie 😍
The tick is sick! A is killing this! The last few shots though!! Choreo!!
One of the greatest singers of all time
Randomly had this song pop into my head 💃
Real DJs knew to play this back in the day. An underrated banger.
This was my shit so underrated
i like this song. it's simply perfect and now nostalgic❤️
Amerie is one ov my favourite singers ..like her more beyonce..
Hope she attains her hearts desire..🥰
Had to come find this gem🔥
Happy 40th Birthday to Amerie 2021!!! From one Capricorn to another.
She is so talented.
Her best song.❤❤❤
Wow what a dope flash back,, hot joint and A was dancing her a💥💥 off.. loved it..🔥🔥👍👍🥂🥂⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🎥🎥📸📸🎬
BRO. THIS WAS THE SONG I CAME UP ON AND WAS LOOKIN FOR THIS SONG. IM SO HAPPY I FOUND IT
2:02 Amerie said on Tyra's Show that she could not dance, used to have two left feet and had actually to learn how to dance.
Idk but I could not really believe that bc she always looked to me as if she was a natural vivid dancer and I've always though she brought some fresh moves; like the one at 2:02. Looked pretty awesome to me and y'all know this move got around after this.
Such an underrated artist! Still loving her in 2020
This song is so underrated
It sounds so much like Ciara-Goodies era. Amerie was ripped as hell by everybody. Damn!
Yes this was the same era 2005
Lol same person produced both
@@ngoziaguariavwodo779 😂😂😂
Amerie, you are the diamond in my heart
Always loved Amerie ❤ her voice is fire and always has nice melodies etc.
Omg yass queen !!
Tell me why when I was 7 years I would ask my mother to ALWAYS replay this over and over on the radio👩🏿🦱✋🏾
Lmaaoo 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️🤣
This video was FIERCE
Still a classic! 🔥
though she was back for a good sec, Amerie come back
Amerie is Amerie. SHE working in her life and her personal self. She gonna be back Lord willing to help the people with good interests and not influence divine leadership as always
I don't even remember this, I feel like the industry did not push her music as hard as they could've...
oh my god!!! just when I thought id remembered all Amerie's songs from my childhood(like"1 thing" , "take control") and now I'm simply baffled!!! I used to listen this this so much when I was 11 but have forgotten it... also thx for uploading it on my birthday 😂😂 This song deserves so much more views...
Amerie is stunningly beautiful. I must give a special mention to her hair, could it be more glamorous. She has it all. A great voice, she could dance and she has class. She just wouldn’t be manipulated and wouldn’t play ball. She was a big competition to Beyonce, Beyonce was with Jay Z and had and still has tremendous power within the music industry. I’m sure she had words with a few people to ensure that Amerie didn’t steal her thunder. To be honest I’m a fan of Beyonce too, she’s super talented and also stunning, but there was room for both. I also think J Lo another powerful player in the music industry at the time was not too pleased that the song she wanted “1 Thing” was released by Amerie as she wanted that song for herself. I hope Amerie makes a comeback soon 🎶💃🏽
2005: Don't be afraid to touch
2020: Do be afraid touch (Coronavirus edition)
Lol jk this still sounds great. Amerie is so underrated.
My anthem when I’m walking through the aisle on the bus or train