The visuals takes viewers to a dance video where the Fifth Harmony member attempts to hide her relationship with a dance partner whom she only refers to as a friend.

• Feb 1, 2019

AceShowbiz - Ally Brooke is the last Fifth Harmony member to make their solo debut following the group's hiatus announcement. The songstress, who has teased her first solo single for some time, finally released "Low Key" featuring Tyga along with its music video treatment on Thursday, January 31.

The visuals takes viewers to a dance video where Brooke attempts to hide her relationship with a dance partner whom she only refers to as a friend. However, there's no denying that there are sparks between the two when they later join forces for an audition, even the judges seem to have noticed it. Tyga comes in the latter part of the video, delivering his verse on grand stairs alongside the songstress.

"I ain't looking for love, but it's been a minute/ Serve it to me on a plate, I'ma come and get it/ You love it, I like it, it's litty," he raps, before Brooke sings the chorus part, "Yeah, I know you got some things that you could show me/ Low key, low key, you should really get to know me."

The end of the music video sees the "Work" singer walking down the steps in a mansion while rocking a sparkly white, skintight mini dress. Her dance partner approaches her afterward, before the two walk of arm-in-arm.

Talking about her solo debut with Entertainment Tonight, Brooke couldn't help but express how excited she was. "I'm really, I'm just at a loss for words," she said. "Before this come out, I was so nervous... I called my parents and was like, 'Mom and dad, it's really happening,' and they were like, 'I know, mama!' "

She went on saying that "Low Key" actually had a double meaning. "You have mainly the message of like, 'Get to know me,' like [in a] relationship and flirting [way]. It's like, 'Hey, I know you're noticing me, but you should get to know me," she said. "But I guess in my case too it's really cool because it also has another meaning of, 'Hey, get to know me, I'm a human and a woman and I'm my own person and this is what I have to offer you and the world.' I think that's really cool."