I first heard Olivia in Candy shop by G-unit at that time
she was the hot new thing, G-Unit's first lady. She was on top of her
game....Then she got dropped and honestly from listening to her solo songs. It
wasn't great or even good. It was like a worse version of Beyoncé, Rihanna or
Ashanti.
However, Olivia didn't give up and no matter how many times
things haven't really gone her way she has been trying, which I think is
amazing. Then she went on the hit reality show "Love and Hip Hop,"
which I love.
Now let's talk about this new single, anyone who watches
"Love and Hip Hop," has probably heard Olivia sing this live. The
song is good compared to her past solo efforts, I actually like this song. I
like the lyrics it's not repetitive like a lot of music now, she really took the
time to write these meaningful lyrics.
The video has a lot of things going on, it's basically about
a woman who gets beat by her boyfriend and she wants to leave him but she
doesn't because she loves him. Some people might have hoped for her to leave
him but this video is real. Many people choose to stay in a relationship like
that.One does wonder is domestic violence a gimmick to have people to talk about her and her music? Hmmm. Then we have two people dancing in the hallway, then there's Olivia in a
street singing with some random dude in the background.
Why is he there??
Anyways, her make-up or lighting was all over the place, one
moment she looks like an orange then the next she looks like a vampire. I
guess, that’s what happens when you are financing a video from your own pockets.
But this is really the first song I have listened to Olivia
and I thought yeah, she is good enough to be classified as a solo singer. I
wish her all the luck with the music video and song.
Peep the Video Below:
Although this is a good attempt it reminds me of Eve's "Love is Blind," which to me is more heart felt and more real music video and song than Olivia's.
Peep Love is Blind below:
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