Janet Jackson Premiered New Video "Nothing"

I'm very excited to bring you the world premiere of R&B-pop legend Janet Jackson's music video for her new single "Nothing," which is the theme song for her fourth feature motion picture "Why Did I Get Married Too?" offering a compelling performance in this highly anticipated sequel, hits theaters nationwide Today!
Jackson will reprise her role in Tyler Perry's "Why Did I Get Married? sequel, "Why Did I Get Married Too?" is a new self-help book penned by Jackson, her first book "True You," providing an intimate look at her life and how she has dealt with issues of self-esteem, is due soon. Jackson will reveal aspects not known before about her uniquely successful career not only in music but in television and motion pictures.
In new film, Jackson co-starred with actor Tyler Perry and actor/singer Jill Scott. It was written and produced by Jackson, Johntá Austin, Bryan-Michael Cox, and Jermaine Dupri. The video for soundtrack was filmed on March 24, and Miss Jackson teams with director-photographer Tim Palen, and produced by Bryan-Michael Cox and Jermaine Dupri.
In "Nothing," Jackson seems to briefly summarize the problems plaguing the couples during their latest marriage-saving retreat. Featuring the soft, ethereal quality that has just about become the hallmark of a Jackson ballad, the song sounds like an open letter from WDIGM characters Patty, Sheila, Dianne and Marcus to their respective spouses. See how each pair handles their issues when "Why Did I Get Married Too?"
After losing older brother Michael, Miss Jackson is on the verge of a serious comeback. As an icon, a trendsetter, a businessperson, a multi-gifted artist, Miss Jackson burst onto the scene with her record setting album, "Control." Today she possesses an unprecedented list of achievements, and remains in the forefront of her craft, a true inspiration. Summarizing her career and her incredibly raw albums, she has said, "Here I am. I'm coming on. Musically, I have it. You want it. And I'm giving it to you." Continuing her growth as an artist and as a person Jackson intriguingly states, "I'm proud to have stayed in the game and survived. And I’m proud that I've remained true to myself. But if you go back and listen to the music, you'll hear how that self is always changing."