Pink follows “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)” with “Try,” a better song accompanied by a better video than its predecessor. In the artistic visual, Pink and her boyfriend does interpretative dance around their home, which is in the middle of the desert. Seemingly, the emotional moves represent their tumultuous relationship.
Floria Sigismondi directed the clip and The Golden Boyz choreographed the routine. The song is lifted from Pink’s recently released LP, The Truth About Love.
Pink earns the first No. 1 album of her career this week with The Truth About Love, which moved 280K copies. It’s followed by G.O.O.D. Music’s Cruel Summer, which sold 205K copies in its first week. Elsewhere on the chart, Kreayshawn and Nelly Furtado sold a reported 3900 and 7000 copies respectively.
No Doubt brought their ska-pop act to Las Vegas’ MGM Grand Garden Arena for the iHeartRadio Music Festival. They revisited some of their old material, including Tragic Kingdon’s “Just A Girl.” Mid-performance, Gwen Stefani invited screaming diva Pink to hit the stage for a grand duet.
The “Blow Me” pop rocker walked on stage, bowed to her pop superior, did a few push-ups and began belting out the tune. The seasoned acts put on a “rad” show.
T.I.’s comeback to music has been relatively underwhelming. His acting and reality show ventures have been more successful than his slew of singles. In an interview with FUSE, Tip revealed that Trouble Man will boast features from André 3000, Pink, A$AP Rocky, Cee Lo Green and R.Kelly. His next single, “Ball,” features fellow troubled man, Lil’ Wayne, and is expected to drop in a few weeks.
Pink brought her celebrated “I don’t give a f*ck” attitude to a Los Angeles stage while performing new material from her recently released album, The Truth About Love. She gave live interpretations of the album’s singles, “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)” and “Try,” along with album cuts, “Slut Like You,” “Are We All We Are” and “How Come You’re Not Here.”
Pink sets off sirens indicating the weekend is among us on “Here Comes The Weekend,” a song from her sixth album, The Truth About Love. It features her “Won’t Back Down” rebellious partner in crime, Eminem. He lends a rambling verse, which surprisingly add nothing to the already-second-rate track.
Like “Won’t Back Down,” DJ Khalil produced “Here Comes The Weekend.” See if it’s as aggressively awesome as its predecessor below.
Performances | Red Carpet | Winners
Last Thursday, pop music’s elite gathered in the Staples Center to celebrate the year’s best videos. In the past, infamous MTV VMA moments were created–Kanye West reminded Taylor Swift her videos will always be subpar compared to Beyoncé’s, Lil’ Mama crashed Jay-Z and Alicia Keys’ set and became the butt of all jokes, Lady Gaga killed herself onstage, etc. This year, nothing of the sort happened, making the awards show a snooze fest for most. Despite that obvious fact, let’s recap some buzz worthy moments.
Undeniably, Pink is one of the most daring and electrifying contemporary performers. She always pushes the envelope and courageously suspends herself in the air. For some reason, her stunts seem to go unrecognized, but the in-your-face pop rocker has experienced a large amount of success nevertheless.
E! caught up with the Cover Girl to discuss what goes into a ‘P!nk’ performance.
