This video is dope: "COME OVER" by Jorja Smith (feat. Popcaan)
Maybe you're cooler than me and you've already seen the animated sci-fi action romance musical that serves as visuals for Jorja Smith's song for Come Over and gotten over it. But I just saw it today for the first time...
Directed by Amber Grace Johnson @agjnyc
Animation Direction by Future Power Station @futurepowerstation
Produced by Object & Animal @objectandanimal / Friends Electric @friends.electric
Executive Producers: Morgan Clement / Barney Richards
Producer: Xavier Questel
Future Power Station: Yibu Hu, Geoff Parsons
Sound: Raphaël Ajuelos
Colour: Jason Wallis @ ETC Colour
Colour Producer: Oliver Whitworth
Animators: Judit Boor, Eric Dias, Fali Mc, Krystian Garstkowiak, Daryl Graham, Simon Graham, Andy McPherson, Kevin O'Shea, Rafaila Raykova, Adam Relf, Katie Spangenberg, Sykosan, Krisi Zhupali
Production: MadisonLST, Izaïah, Pasque, Dre Skull, Cadenza
Mixing and Mastering: Prash "Engine-Earz" Mistry at Forwa3DStudios, London
Lyrics:
Tell me what I did this time
Why is it I work so hard for you
I wish I could read your mind
I don’t know if you want me to come over
I don’t know if you want me to come over
I don’t wanna ask really I should know better
I don’t know if you want me to come over
This is something that I’m used to
I give too much but I choose to and you love that
You love that
I don’t know what you have been through but
I’ve worked too hard not to lose you and you know that
Tell me what I did this time
Why is it I work so hard for you
I wish I could read your mind
I don’t know if you want me to come over
I don’t know if you want me to come over
I don’t wanna ask really I should know better
I don’t know if you want me to come over
Wish I knew what’s on your mind
Then I wouldn’t think it’s something I’ve done if you gave more of your time
Then we both might just get what we want
Are you too scared to love me
Tell me what I did this time
Why is it I work so hard for you
I wish I could read your mind
I don’t know if you want me to come over
I don’t know if you want me to come over
I don’t wanna ask really I should know better
I don’t know if you want me to come over
Popcaan Verse:
You should, you would know
Marry you like Bruno Mars
Late night FaceTime call
Can’t work at the studio
It’s been a while mi see you whine
It’s been a while you smile
You getting pretty
Ah you pretty from you juvenile
Whine up your body gyal
You fit you can go a couple mile
You have a bad attitude
Sometime you act recoil
This is something that I’m used to
I give too much but I choose to and you love that
You love that I don’t know what you have been through but
I’ve worked too hard not to lose you and you know that
I don’t know if you want me to come over
I don’t wanna ask really I should know better
I don’t know if you want me to come over
I don’t know if you want me to come over
I don’t wanna ask really I should know better
I don’t know if you want me to come over
Because Music, The Orchard Music (on behalf of Famm Limited); LatinAutor - SonyATV, BMI - Broadcast Music Inc., UNIAO BRASILEIRA DE EDITORAS DE MUSICA - UBEM, Audiam (Publishing), LatinAutorPerf, Sony ATV Publishing, and 7 Music Rights Societies
That was. . .
SO good . . . Special shout out to my homegirl Andria who put me on to this masterpiece!
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