Synopsis

Ginuwine performs in a sleek, futuristic setting while pursuing a woman he desires. The video alternates between direct-to-camera performance shots, sensual choreography, and imagery that blurs the line between reality and technology. Its central visual idea involves Ginuwine watching a holographic playback of himself and a female companion in an intimate encounter. The concept gives the song's straightforward club seduction a slightly mysterious, sci-fi edge, while Ginuwine's smooth movements and confident presence keep the focus on his performance.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Tell Me Do U Wanna" was released in 1997 as the second single from Ginuwine's debut album, "Ginuwine... the Bachelor." The song was produced by Timbaland and reached No. 16 on the UK Singles Chart.

• The video stands apart from a conventional nightclub seduction clip by using holographic imagery and futuristic technology as part of its visual language.

• Ginuwine's choreography is a major part of the video's appeal. Contemporary commentary on his work from this era repeatedly emphasized his ability to combine smooth R&B sensuality with a highly physical performance style.

• The song's video is often remembered alongside "Pony" and other clips from "The Bachelor" as part of the early visual identity that established Ginuwine as a performer, rather than only a vocalist.