Crazy In Love

Album: Dangerously In Love (2003)
Charted: 1 1
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  • Lyrics currently unavailable Writer/s: Beyonce Knowles, Eugene Records, Rich Harrison, Shawn Carter
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

Comments: 13

  • Arnecia from ErinLove Beyoncé
  • Camille from Toronto, OhThe reason the horns really make the video is that they perfectly 'herald' the arrival of R&B angel Beyonce as a solo artist.
  • Camille from Toronto, OhWhen she comes out wearing that pink and orange Versace dress, and starts to wail "Ohh-oh!", that's the pivotal high point the video's build up to. Every time you watch it, you look forward to her dance moves in that part. She really brings it like no one else can.
  • Camille from Toronto, OhVH1 proclaimed this was the #1 greatest song of the '00-s. Not sure if I agree that it should be at the top of the list, but I do love the song and video. I know when it first came out I was crazy about it. But you have to question VH1's list when Miley Cyrus's "Party in the USA" is #38 and Gaga's "Bad Romance" is only#49.
  • Kevin from Renton, WaHave heard that the horn section in this song was sampled from the Chi Lites song from the 1970's called "You are my Women", but can swear, but can't remember the name of the group or the song, that the Chi Lites also used this from some other group before them. Or it sounds almost exactly like it, maybe just a little bit slower. Think the song is from the late 1950's or early 1960's. But the horns, the beat, the rhythm for the one real loud/ fast section sound so similar. Anybody know the name of the group and the song?
  • Alexis from Columbus, OhThat video was the birth of sasha fierce. Her demon.
  • Sheldon from San Antonio, TxNEWSFLASH!!
    the FIRST time this was used was in 1992
    on Kool G Raps song Number 1 With a Bullet
  • Rozlynne from Washington , DcBEYONCE IS A GREAT SINGER!!!!
  • Brian from New York, NyI remember the classic Warren Sapp dance when he scored the touchdown...that was CRAZY funny!
  • Steve from Bay Shore, NyThere is also an No Rap version without Jay-Z.
  • Lawrence from Singapore, SingaporeHorrible...
  • Nat from Auckland, New ZealandI heard that in tupac's original, his "girlfriend" is his gun.
  • Adrian from Merthyr Tydfil, Alrubbish - shed definitely have it though
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