Teyana Taylor has used the music videos of her third official era, ‘The Album,’ to not only demonstrate her prowess as a director but also make some conversation-worthy statements.
Most recently dropping jaws with her sociopolitical clip for song ‘Still’ (which featured her dressed as different victims of police brutality like Breonna Taylor and George Floyd), the R&B sexpot’s now dropping draws in the new music video for the steamy ‘1800-One-Night.’
The self-directed affair sees Taylor providing late night service as a sex operator and seducing her customers to a private room of their call center.
A revamped throwback to the infomercials of yesteryear, look inside to see the action:
![Extended Trailer: Prime Video's 'Cruel Intentions' Series [Starring Savannah Lee Smith, Sarah Catherine Hook, & Zac Burgess]](https://thatgrapejuice.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/cruel-intentions-prime-trailer-tv-adaptation-thatgrapejuice-2024-464x260.jpg "Extended Trailer: Prime Video's 'Cruel Intentions' Series [Starring Savannah Lee Smith, Sarah Catherine Hook, & Zac Burgess].")
90% of P-o-r-n, 8% of moaning, 2% of music. Desperate as hell
She tries too damn HARD.
Only god that knows where she’s getting money to fund theise music videos nobody watches
Why are you so concerned? Teyana finances herself AND she has a rich husband. You mad b****
So she’s wasting her husband’s money?
🤣
Cause let’s be honest, who watches the shìt she releases? NOBODY.
He is gonna be broke in some few years if she keep doing this.
Please bring back classy R&B
Hate this chick and her raunchy songs
If nobody was watching or attending her concerts or listening to her music, she would’ve been dropped by the her label..you’re just mad that your life has amounted to nothing it being in this website..you couldn’t even switch over to your own blog, pathetic
I was interested continue watchin till the song kicks in…immediately close it…
Pointless
In her defense she attempts to make music of substance too. People pay it even more dust
It’s not like this girl isn’t talented. I applaud the resilience.
I actually like and appreciate this.
Keep trying Tee, eventually something will stick.
Obviously this video was inspired by Spike Lee’s Girl 6. But this doesn’t even qualify as a real song; it’s a damn interlude. Next!