Synopsis

Blaque arrive on a downtown Los Angeles street as mysterious, futuristic women with otherworldly powers. When a group of men discovers a strange box, it transports them into an abstract space where the trio performs and interacts with them. Each member is presented in a distinct color-coded environment, combining choreography, glamour, and science-fiction imagery. The video's fantasy setting turns the song's request for time, love, and attention into an imaginative journey rather than a conventional romance narrative.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video uses a version of the song without JC Chasez's vocals. Brandi Williams and Shamari Fears sing the sections associated with Chasez, while the arrangement also includes extra ad-libs from Natina Reed.

• The concept was built around an Afro-futurist, Y2K-era visual style, with Blaque portrayed as alien-like women possessing superpowers. Its distinctive fashion and color-coded sets have helped the video remain a popular example of late-1990s futuristic R&B imagery.

• The guest vocal was originally intended for Usher. Justin Timberlake was later considered, but his filming commitments for the television movie "Model Behavior" made JC Chasez the eventual choice.

• The song interpolates Shalamar's "I Don't Wanna Be the Last to Know," connecting Blaque's polished teen R&B sound to an earlier soul and funk recording.

• The single became one of Blaque's biggest commercial successes, reaching No. 5 on the US Billboard Hot 100. Billboard later included it on its list of the 100 greatest girl-group songs.