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Unknown Song, Video Description
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to remember a song, but I only recall bits of the video: it's an R'n'B song and the singer (a female) walks in a red room. She's dressed in white (pants and a shirt if I'm not mistaken). I think she has big hear too. I believe during the song there are moments when she growls something like "whoa" and the camera kind of moves faster when she does. I believe it's the late 90s (98, 99) or very early 00s (def before 2003). It was played a lot on MTV. Any thoughts and help will be appreciated. |
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