Synopsis

Jason Derulo performs "Tip Toe" in a series of colorful, highly stylized sets, moving from a tropical rainforest to a snowy Japanese-inspired house and a glittering gold room. Surrounded by dancers, he delivers tightly choreographed routines that match the song's dancehall-influenced rhythm. French Montana appears during his rap section in a lavish party setting, while quick cuts, dramatic lighting, international imagery, and close-ups of the performers keep the focus on movement, glamour, and visual spectacle.

Factoids & Trivia

• Released on December 7, 2017, this was the elaborate follow-up to the lyric video that accompanied the single's November 10 release.

• The production shifts between contrasting environments, including a rainforest, a snowy geisha house, and a gold-toned room. The changes give the performance video a global, fantasy-like feel without creating a conventional storyline.

• Dance is the video's central attraction. Jason Derulo performs alongside a large troupe, with the choreography built around sharp formations, hip movements, and repeated gestures reflecting the song's "tip toe" hook.

• French Montana's appearance is saved for his rap verse, where the visual design changes to a more luxurious and indulgent setting.

• The video features cinematography by Joe Labisi, editing by Steve Rees, and production by Garen Barsegian and WHOODEN.

• "Tip Toe" became one of Derulo's strongest international hits of the period, reaching No. 5 on the UK Singles Chart and remaining on the chart for 30 weeks.