Maroon 5 Debut "Never Gonna Leave This Bed"

Getting out of bed in the morning can be hard, but what if Adam Levine is in bed with you? Leaving that bed would be impossible! American rock band Maroon 5 released their brand new video for "Never Gonna Leave This Bed" via JustJared and we don't mind seeing front man Levine rolling around between the sheets. Mutt Lange-produced single is an emotional rollercoaster ride, this explosive track "Never Gonna Leave This Bed" is the third official single from Maroon 5's third studio album "Hands All Over," a killer hybrid of rock, pop, funk and R&B.
Frontman Levine wrote this song after a "weekend bender." He told The Sun: "I was totally depleted and got home, picked up a guitar and started writing this song. It's my favorite on the record. It's the most honest. It reflects a desperate longing to have somebody in my life, which I didn't at the time." The driving guitar ballad with a sky-scraping chorus and Levine's heartfelt vocals, this tender track shows off the sensitive side of these pop-funk supremos. The song is going to be performed by the band during Super Bowl XLV pre-game festivities. Levine has a great job!
Featuring Levine's real-life girlfriend, Russian model Anne Vyalitsyna, it sees the frontman heat up and snuggling on bed with the Victoria's Secret model in various locations in Los Angeles while encased in a clear box, as passersby give them curious look. The rest of the band, while they don't get to snuggle up with a smokin’ hot blonde, get in on the action as they perform on an enclosed moving stage. Ever the exhibitionists, Levine and his lady even get driven around in a Plexiglass box as they cuddle up to one another.
In every video, Levine happens to be the protagonist making out with a sassy lady, such is the hard life of a frontman. The band also enlisted the help of fans, asking them to come out at the side of Ocean Avenue overlooking the Pacific Ocean in the Santa Monica Pier, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, and Roosevelt Hotel. "Thanks to everyone who showed up! You made the whole thing work," Levine tweeted earlier this month. "This video feels special. There's something really bold and exciting about it."