The colorful clip, which is directed by Bruno himself, begins with the duo having fun spreading paints all over a room.
- Jan 4, 2018
AceShowbiz - Cardi B is starting off the new year by collaborating with one of the big names in the music industry. The Bronx female emcee took to social media on January 3 to tease a collaborative track titled "Finesse" with Bruno Mars, driving her fans wild. Several hours after that, the track has finally been released along with its respective music video.
The nearly-four-minute clip, which is directed by Bruno himself, begins with the duo having fun playing with paints, spreading it all over the place. Donning a yellow printed crop top and high-waist cutoff denim shorts, Cardi delivers her lines. "Bossed up and I changed the game/ It's my big bronze boogie, got all them girls shook/ My big, fat a** got all them boys hooked," she rhymes.
The scene then changes to show Bruno, dressed in a colorful vertical striped T-shirt over a white printed sweatshirt, dancing at an abandoned warehouse along with a group of dancers. The singer skillfully croons, "We out here drippin' in finesse/ It don't make no sense/ Out here drippin' in finesse." Cardi later joins Bruno dancing together while trading lyrics to each other. The end of the clip sees words that read, "Dedicated to 'In Living Color'."
Shortly after the release of the music video, Bruno took to his Twitter account to promote it. "This video is dedicated to one my favorite T.V shows of all time," he shared before posting a follow-up tweet that read, "Shout out to the people over at Fox Studios and a very special thank you to @keeneniwayans."
This video is dedicated to one my favorite T.V shows of all time
— Bruno Mars (@BrunoMars) 4 Januari 2018
Shout out to the people over at Fox Studios and a very special thank you to @keeneniwayans🙏
— Bruno Mars (@BrunoMars) 4 Januari 2018
The collaboration between Cardi and Bruno may not come as a surprise for fans, as there were already rumors of the said collaboration going around around Christmas. It surfaced after a person claimed on Instagram that s/he helped record a music video for Bruno and Cardi. The post was soon deleted.
