Bruno Mars and Cardi B Drop Nostalgic 'In Living Color' Dedicated Video For "Finesse&qu
Bruno Mars Finesse Remix which features break out artist, Cardi B, official video has dropped. “Finesse” originally is from Mars 2016 24K Magic album. On January 3rd, the duo shared via their Instagram accounts that a visual was coming soon. Bruno Mars posted a photo of him and Cardi with a caption that read, "Start your 2018 with Big Bronx Boogie Herself @iamcardib and me Midnight Tonight EST #Finesse"
The promotion photo featured both Mars and Almanzar in colorful clothing that was reminiscent of 90’s fashion. The video was also just as vibrant and full of 90’s style and vibes. More so, the visual was dedicated to the 90’s sketch comedy TV In Living Color.
Cardi B’s verse and scene opens the video. Cardi B is styled in vintage hoop earrings, distressed jean shorts, a crop top and a vibrant color artsy block coat. She demonstrates her lyrical flexibility on this 90’s energetic track, “Drop top Porsche, Rollie on my wrist/Diamonds up and down my chain/Cardi B, straight stuntin’, can’t tell me nothin’/Bossed up and I changed the game (you see me)” Cardi raps on the intro.
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The video then transitions to Bruno Mars who is style in a short sleeve striped hoodie and washed out jeans. He appears on stage singing and dancing on a set identical to the stage of In Living Color. He even has ladies acting as the Fly Girls from the show.
In Living Color starred many actors and singers such as Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Lopez, Jim Carrey, Tommy Davidson and many more. Mars uploaded a tweet thanking Keenan Ivory Wayans, who executive produced the show, and FOX . He also mentioned that In Loving Color was his favorite all time TV show.
Bruno and Almanzar are a perfect pair, “Finesse” remix is sure to be another hit. It can be expected that this song will be Cardi’s 4th song on Billboards top 10 hot 100 chart. On January 3, 2017 Cardi B made history, again, by being the third artist since The Beatles and Ashanti to have her first three songs ever in the top 10 Billboard 100 charts.