Ne-Yo Thrills With "Show Me" Music Video
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3x Grammy Award-winning hitmaker NE-YO releases his new single “Show Me” via Compound Entertainment/ONErpm. Produced by DJ Camper, “Show Me” is an unapologetically sensual anthem that captures the electric chemistry between two people. Showcasing his smooth vocals, NE-YO croons “Girl, can you show me? Gimme passion. Baby, if you really ‘bout that action, you gotta show me” as he explores themes of desire and connection.
The accompanying HD-clip brings the song’s seductive energy to life and finds him being fantasized about by a female store clerk while suit shopping. While assisting NE-YO the woman starts to imagine intense romantic experiences including taking lavish trips and getting cozy in a jacuzzi.
Following NE-YO's thrilling halftime show performance at the 2024 Dr. Pepper Big 12 Championship Game in Arlington, where he performed with both Arizona State and Iowa State’s marching bands before delivering a medley of his own hits, “Show Me” marks the second release since NE-YO became a fully independent artist. Back in June, the crooner unveiled the introspective “2 Million Secrets” along with a music video that he both conceptualized and directed.
It’s the culmination of a successful year for NE-YO, who shined during his “Human Love Rebellion” residency in Las Vegas, where he received the Key To The City along with a proclamation for “NE-YO Day,” and delivered a phenomenal NPR Tiny Desk concert that has amassed nearly 11M views to date.
Beyond music, NE-YO continues to expand his influence, having recently announced his expansion into boxing management and having secured cruiserweight fighter Paul Bamba, who is currently ranked No. 12 in the world by the World Boxing Association.
At the top of the new year, NE-YO will join Mary J Blige & Mario on The For My Fans Tour starting January 30 in North Carolina at the Greensboro Coliseum and will perform in several cities across the United States including Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and many more.
Written by
Jake Crates, Music journalist and industry consultant focused on talent discovery, artist development, and cultural storytelling.
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