Synopsis

Cher performs "All or Nothing" in a concert-focused video assembled from her 1999 Do You Believe? Tour footage. The performance alternates between wide shots of the stage, close-ups of Cher, audience reactions, dancers, and clips from other parts of the show. Newly filmed sections feature Cher in a silver outfit and a vivid red wig, while the surrounding montage highlights the scale, theatricality, and costume changes of the tour.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was filmed while Cher was touring behind her 1998 album *Believe*.

• Alongside footage from the Do You Believe? Tour, Cher recorded new performance material specifically for the video. She wore a silver outfit and a red wig rather than the main tour costume.

• Cher had described the tour costume as having a "Bozo the Clown-meets-Braveheart look," making the separate styling for this video a notable change.

• Before the finished video was ready for the UK and European markets, broadcasters used a temporary compilation made from scenes from the "Believe" and "Strong Enough" videos.

• A black-and-white remix video was also produced, using the Almighty Definitive Mix.

• The video was issued on promotional VHS and CD-R formats in North America in 1999 and later appeared with a Taiwanese edition of *Believe*.

• Warner Bros. also used the video to promote Cher's *Live in Concert* release. Its audio is the Metro Radio Mix, while the visuals combine newly recorded footage with performances filmed at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.