Cheryl Cole is back and whetted fans' appetites with a preview performance of her new single, "Crazy Stupid Love" during the final of Britain's Got Talent last weekend. She managed to turn up the heat when she performed her new single, but it seems Cole's stage show was just a warm up for her scorching video which she unveiled on Tuesday morning. The 30-year-old former Girls Aloud star is sexier than ever as she gyrates, twerks and generally dances up a storm while wearing a daring crop top in the raunchy dance-fuelled video.
"Crazy Stupid Love," described as 'a blast of feel-good pop,' sees Cole collaborate with Brit rapper Tinie Tempah, as well as songwriter Wayne Wilkins, who wrote her million-selling debut "Fight For This Love." Served as the first single from Cole's upcoming (as yet untitled) fourth album release in the autumn, "Crazy Stupid Love" also marks her return to music after a two-year break with her new single due for release via Polydor Records on July 20 - shortly before she makes her television comeback on the panel of The X Factor.
Shot in May over a course of 20 hours in Hackney's underground club, the Colin Tilley-directed clip is certainly full of energy and sex appeal as she looks sensational wearing a just a low-cut tiny bralet top and harem pants and writhes around, and gives Miley a run for her money while surrounded by a hoarde of dancers. The X Factor judge opts for the tired "werkin' it in the club" concept and really lets loose in the shoot, doesn't hold back while displaying some high-energy dance routines. At one point in the video she can be seen twerking while lying down - demonstrating some pretty impressive bottom muscles, a glimpse of her cleavage as well as her massive back tattoo.
Her hair, which has an ombre effect, is full of plenty of volume, flying all over the place with the help of strategically placed wind machines. The video has a very upbeat feeling to due to Cole's happy demeanor. Speaking last week about her racy video, she admits it's more 'grimy' than her usual videos as she revealed: "The video isn't what I've done before and in terms of lighting and stuff, it's a bit more grimy! 'Cos the songs quite up, and pop, it's got that feel, so I wanted it to have the urban twist. It's a bit more of that urban vibe."
"Crazy Stupid Love," described as 'a blast of feel-good pop,' sees Cole collaborate with Brit rapper Tinie Tempah, as well as songwriter Wayne Wilkins, who wrote her million-selling debut "Fight For This Love." Served as the first single from Cole's upcoming (as yet untitled) fourth album release in the autumn, "Crazy Stupid Love" also marks her return to music after a two-year break with her new single due for release via Polydor Records on July 20 - shortly before she makes her television comeback on the panel of The X Factor.
Shot in May over a course of 20 hours in Hackney's underground club, the Colin Tilley-directed clip is certainly full of energy and sex appeal as she looks sensational wearing a just a low-cut tiny bralet top and harem pants and writhes around, and gives Miley a run for her money while surrounded by a hoarde of dancers. The X Factor judge opts for the tired "werkin' it in the club" concept and really lets loose in the shoot, doesn't hold back while displaying some high-energy dance routines. At one point in the video she can be seen twerking while lying down - demonstrating some pretty impressive bottom muscles, a glimpse of her cleavage as well as her massive back tattoo.
Her hair, which has an ombre effect, is full of plenty of volume, flying all over the place with the help of strategically placed wind machines. The video has a very upbeat feeling to due to Cole's happy demeanor. Speaking last week about her racy video, she admits it's more 'grimy' than her usual videos as she revealed: "The video isn't what I've done before and in terms of lighting and stuff, it's a bit more grimy! 'Cos the songs quite up, and pop, it's got that feel, so I wanted it to have the urban twist. It's a bit more of that urban vibe."
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