Synopsis

Set in and around a rustic winter cabin, the video presents Boyz II Men performing their warm holiday slow jam as snow falls outside. The group sings from cozy indoor spaces and snowy outdoor surroundings, with Brian McKnight's vocal contribution woven into the performance. Rather than following a detailed narrative, the clip builds its atmosphere through holiday scenery, soft lighting, winter weather and the relaxed chemistry of the performers, creating a romantic Christmas setting for the song's message of enjoying a night together.

Factoids & Trivia

• Released in 1993, "Let It Snow" was the only official single from Boyz II Men's first holiday album, Christmas Interpretations.

• The song was written by Brian McKnight and Boyz II Men member Wanya Morris. McKnight also appears as the featured vocalist.

• The single reached No. 32 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 17 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.

• The video continued the creative relationship between Boyz II Men and the filmmaker responsible for several of the group's early signature clips, including "Motownphilly," "Uhh Ahh" and "End of the Road."

• Five years later, Boyz II Men and Brian McKnight revisited the song with "Let It Snow '98," released on McKnight's Christmas album Bethlehem.

• The official video has since been issued in a remastered high-definition version, helping the 1993 holiday clip remain part of the group's seasonal video catalog.