Cheryl Cole Premiered "3 Words" Feat. Will.I.Am

After being teased through three pictures, British pop singer Cheryl Cole's raunchy and stunning new video for "3 Words" has finally been brought forward, and premiered on her official website and GMT last Friday. Cole looks hotter and sexy than ever as she leaves her X-Factor judging panel behind to adopt a Lady Gaga-inspired style long blonde wig with black bra but looks sad.
The atmospheric love song "3 Words" is the title and as the second single off the 26-year-old X-Factor judge's chart-topping (for two consecutive weeks) debut solo album via Fascination Records. "[It's] my favorite track on the album," said Cole. "It's totally different to anything I've done or liked before, and one of the tracks on the album I am bursting for people to hear." The song features additional vocals from rapper Will.I.Am of the Black Eyed Peas, who wrote the song with Cole. It is the second single Cole and Will.I.Am have duetted on with Heartbreaker going to number four in 2008. The song got its worldwide radio premiere on October 13 on BBC Radio 1's The Chris Moyles Show.
Dark Rapunzel locks are her trademark and thanks to a lucrative L'Oreal deal, her bread and butter too. But Cole has swapped those famous tumbling brunette curls for a bold suicide blonde wig in the new Vincent Haycock-directed video, which features both stars in a pretty creepy scenario, and tells the story of a couple who socialise separately and are both approached by other members of the opposite sex in a nightclub, and features Cole and her collaborator rapper Will.I.Am in split screens which morph together and part continuously throughout the video. The L'Oreal shampoo model appears in a futuristic gold and leather outfit before shocking with lightning white hair, and makes the ghostly transformation and shakes her body around as she moves alongside a troop of half-naked backing dancers.
Although the song "3 Words" has already getting regular airplay and charted at #26 on downloads alone, the style icon Cole is trying her hand at solo singing and hoping her slow tempo track will be the first #1 in the charts of the new decade when it officially release as a single on December 21.