Usher is back and better than ever with his latest music video for the hit song “Good Good.” Directed by Warren Fu, the video takes place mainly on Atlanta’s iconic Jackson Street Bridge and showcases Usher’s signature style and creativity. With the collaboration of talented artists Summer Walker and 21 Savage, Usher delivers a vibrant post-break-up anthem that resonates with his fans.
Usher Pays Homage to His Past Videos
Diehard fans of the R&B crooner will notice the subtle nods to Usher’s previous music videos in “Good Good.” It’s no secret that Usher is a master of paying homage to himself, and this video is no exception. Just like in his recent “Boyfriend” video featuring Keke Palmer, Usher once again celebrates his own artistry and legacy by referencing his iconic videos for “You Make Me Wanna” and “Burn.” It’s a clever way for Usher to remind us of his musical journey and the impact he has had on the industry.
A Post Break-Up Anthem with Vibrant Energy
“Good Good” is more than just a catchy tune. It’s a post-break-up anthem that captures the emotional rollercoaster of a failed relationship. Usher’s lyrics express the bittersweet feelings that come with the end of a love story. He sings, “I hate that we didn’t make it to forever. Probably ain’t gettin’ back together. But that don’t mean that I can’t wish you better. We ain’t good good, but we still good.” These heartfelt words resonate with anyone who has experienced the complexities of love and loss.
The Collaborative Magic of Usher, Summer Walker, and 21 Savage
Usher’s collaboration with Summer Walker and 21 Savage adds an extra layer of depth to “Good Good.” Summer Walker’s soulful voice complements Usher’s smooth vocals, creating a perfect blend of R&B and contemporary sounds. 21 Savage’s signature rap style adds a unique and edgy element to the track. Together, these three artists create a musical masterpiece that showcases their individual talents and perfectly captures the essence of the song.
The Success of “Good Good”
Since its release, “Good Good” has been making waves in the music industry. The song debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s R&B Digital Song Sales Chart, further cementing Usher’s status as a chart-topping artist. This success is a testament to Usher’s ability to continually deliver hit after hit and connect with his audience on a deep emotional level.
Usher’s Highly-Anticipated New Album
“Good Good” is just a taste of what’s to come from Usher’s highly-anticipated new album, set to be released this fall. Fans have been eagerly awaiting new music from the R&B icon, and he does not disappoint. The album, which will be released under mega, the music collective founded by Usher and L.A. Reid in partnership with gamma, promises to be a musical journey that showcases Usher’s growth as an artist and his ability to reinvent himself.
Usher and Chilli: A Failed Relationship on Good Terms
Given the nature of “Good Good” as a post-break-up anthem, some fans were hoping to see Usher’s ex-girlfriend, TLC’s Chilli, make a guest appearance in the music video. The song discusses a failed relationship, with the exes still being on good terms. However, Chilli revealed in an interview that she and Usher haven’t been in touch since 2019. She explained that she had to cut him off for good to focus on herself and her own personal growth. Both Usher and Chilli have since moved on with their respective partners, Matthew Lawrence and Jennifer Goicoechea.
Usher’s Las Vegas Residency
Usher’s announcement of his Las Vegas residency adds to the excitement surrounding his new album. The November and December shows will mark the conclusion of the My Way residency, which has been a huge success. After a brief run in Paris, Usher will return to Vegas with limited shows throughout November until the final show on December 2. Fans can purchase general on-sale tickets starting on Friday, August 25 at 10 a.m. PT.
Conclusion
Usher’s “Good Good” music video is a vibrant and emotional journey that showcases his artistry and creativity. With the collaboration of Summer Walker and 21 Savage, Usher delivers a post-break-up anthem that resonates with his fans on a deep level. The success of the song and the anticipation for his new album only further solidify Usher’s status as one of the music industry’s most influential and beloved artists.
