Cody Simpson gets wet and wild in "Surfboard"

Cody Simpson has finally unveiled the sizzling music video for his latest single "Surfboard" yesterday just a couple of hours before his elimination from Dancing With The Stars, the anticipated visuals features the Australian singer-songwriter showing off his best Justin Timberlake-esque dance moves before being joined by his real-life girlfriend, Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Gigi Hadid, who playing the dream girl on a surfboard that Simpson sings about in the song, ramping up the sex appeal. It's certainly his raunchiest yet and  totally makes up for "DWTS" elimination.
"Surfboard" was inspired by Simpson's love for surfing, and by his girlfriend Hadid, as he sings, "she on my surfboard, surfboard, gonna ride it- surfboard," in a similar fashion to Beyoncé's references to surfboards on her "Drunk In Love" single. Simpson told MTV News that it was just coincidence that both he and Queen B croon lines about the long narrow board used to ride over waves. The song has a more mature vibe complete with electro sounds and a hip hop element as the Aussie singer repeats the lyrics "she on my surfboard" during the chorus.
The clip begins innocently enough as Simpson's working on perfecting his board while a television plays an image of him rocking some sweet '50s attire. He also strummed a guitar as he sang into a microphone in the opening scene. Then, Hadid enters, the "She on my surfboard-board-board-board" chorus kicks in, and hello sexy times. And whilst the 17-year-old heartthrob didn't fail to impress as he belted out the high notes, it was his girlfriend Hadid, 18, who stole the spotlight during the clip as she was very much in her element, and treated the music video shoot like one of her very own swimwear shoots. Striking some seriously sultry poses in a sizzling low-cut cream swimsuit and showing off her enviable model figure.
It wasn't long before the pair's real life chemistry translated to the small screen, with Simpson serenading his gorgeous girlfriend in the studio set up. Standing in a body of shallow water, the pair held hands and Simpson even sang the grown up lyrics into Hadid's ear. The celebrity couple also took their romance to the beach, an environment perfect for a track about surfing, and the pair playfully enjoyed the hot Summer night, laughing and cuddling on the sand. But it wasn't long before he ripped his young lover's jacket off her delicate frame. Hadid then cheekily whispered the final word of the chorus 'surfboard' into Simpson's ear.

Cody Simpson romances waitresses in 'La da Dee'

Hot on the heels of a sizzling summer track, Cody Simpson is back with a super cute New music video for his sweet song, "La Da Dee," the second single and opening track off 16-year-old Australian teen sensation's sophomore album, "Surfers Paradise," which debuted at Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 200. And since the song is also featured in the the upcoming Sony Pictures animated adventure sequel film, "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2," out in theaters on September 27, you can catch glimpses of the upcoming flick throughout the video.
"Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2" follows inventor Flint Lockwood, who thought he saved the world when he destroyed his most infamous invention - a machine that turned water into food causing cheeseburger rain and spaghetti tornadoes. But Lockwood soon learns that his invention survived and is now creating food-animals - "foodimals!" Now, Lockwood and his friends embark on a dangerously delicious mission to battle hungry tacodiles, shrimpanzees, hippotatomuses, cheespiders and other foodimals to save the world - again!
"La Da Dee," has a laid-back vibe to it and a catchy, upbeat acoustic-pop melody that was practically made for bobbing your head, as well as heart-meltingly cute lyrics - just another reason to swoon over the blonde crooner. It is reminiscent of a quintessential Jason Mraz tune. Summer might be making its casual exit, but that doesn't mean we can't still bask in the final days of above-70-degree weather. Unlike most pop stars these days who go to extreme measures to gain attention, Simpson stays true to himself as an artist and keeps his music videos fresh and clean, where he allows his singing, dancing and instrumental talents to do all the talking.
The clip is set in an old-school diner named "Cadillac Jacks," where a flirty red headed waitress keeps on bringing Simpson food to the point where his whole table is filled with meals. Dressed to impress in a buttoned-down black shirt and a neat haircut, the heartthrob is seen strumming his tiny ukulele and showcasing his dance moves outside the diner. The video also features hilariously cute clips from the animation itself, which are a real treat, since it makes the viewer feel as if the pop sensation was a part of this animated film. It's cute, colorful and quintessentially Simpson and you will spend the rest of the day humming the sunny tune under your breath.

Cody Simpson soaks up the sun in "Got Me Good"

Cody Simpson recently premiered his latest offering "Got Me Good" over Memorial Day weekend with his sister Alli on Radio Disney, and now the Aussie teen has just released the official music video for his track, served as the second single slated to appear on his forthcoming new five-track EP, "Preview to Paradise," which will hit shelves on June 12, and teases the Gold Coast native's long awaited debut full-length album, "Paradise," is still on schedule to be released sometime this October.
Simpson has a lot to live up to after his last EP, "Coast to Coast," reached No.12 on the Billboard charts and helped him snag Favorite Aussie Superstar at this year's Kids' Choice Awards. Looks like he's on the right track with this song! The perfect summery single, "Got Me Good" which borrows a little swagger from Justin Bieber and a bit of lyrical manipulation from Jason Mraz, is definitely has a fun summer vibe to it.
In the same way my teenaged self is dying to be the girl that dips fondue with Bieber in his "Boyfriend" video, she's also dying to be the girl frolicking around with Simpson in his "Got Me Good" video. Not in a weird "He's 15 and I'm 26" way, just in a "This is the most adorable teen romance I've ever effing seen" way." The water-loving swimmer and surfer keeps things real in his latest clip, Simpson is quite literally the perfect boyfriend and showing his fans all the things he loves to do in his everyday life.
Life's a beach for the 15-year-old pop star, and it has clearly inspired his latest beach-filled video, directed by Cameron Duddy. The vintage-style footage takes in plenty of sun, surf, sand and features the Aussie heartthrob strums his guitar while enjoying a warm sunny day on the beach, surfing the ocean waves, jumping shirtless into a swimming pool and trying to win over his summertime crush who who sports a age inappropriate skimpy bikini and has "got him good."

Cody Simpson Pouts Through His "Not Just You"

Cody Simpson unveiled his new beachy video on MTV for his latest heartfelt single "Not Just You," taken from his second EP "Coast to Coast," is available in stores and on iTunes now. The song storyline is about a boy who realizes that both people are at fault for the ending of a relationship, and it definitely follows a girl, because we get to see Simpson up-close and personal with his love interest, standing together on the beach and even serenading her on his guitar.
The YouTube sensation takes it slow with this beautiful ballad, he might be young, but doesn't mean he doesn't know heartache. The 14-year-old current MTV Push artist shares a tender moment with his music video love interest, Madison McMillin, and strolls through the cold city streets as he thinks back on his carefree summer days on the beach with his former girlfriend. The Aussie teen explores the post break-up blues, as well as his ability to wear clothes in all different types of weather, in his latest video for "Not Just You."
The the Kids Choice Award winner's lovelorn new clip was filmed on Venice Beach, and in downtown L.A., and was directed by Roman White, who explains his concept for the project in the "making of" clip. "You have this couple and they've kind of broken apart, and Cody's video girlfriend, Madison, is leaving him," he says. "So he's alone in the city, she's alone in the city, it's winter, it's kind of cold... and Cody's realizing that it wasn't just her that was part of the reason that they broke up, it was him as well."
The director adds, "Halfway through the video, he realizes he can't let her go." In the new clip, we see Simpson sings his sad song as he reminisces about better days on the beach with his girlfriend, who packs her bags and gets ready to get on the subway to take her somewhere far, far away. We also see a winter-coat-clad Simpson walking through the dimly lit backstreets of New York, looking back on a summer love that somehow went awry. In the end, the broken couple are seen at a train station trying to make amends until his love disappears.

Cody Simpson Goes After A Dream Girl "All Day"

The super-cute Aussie teen Cody Simpson chases his dream girl in his brand new music video "All Day," which he premiered on AOL Music exclusively Wednesday. The 14-year-old musician is currently signed to U.S. record label Atlantic Records. Simpson was voted Radio Disney's breakout artist of 2011, and the song is currently No.3 on their countdown. He'll also be appearing on an episode of Disney Channel show "Sonny With a Chance" (Demi Lovato).
"All Day" is Simpson's the third song and will be released as the second single from his recent 5-track "4 U" EP, available on iTunes. "'All Day' is a little bit more mature than debut single, 'iYiYi' is," says Simpson. "It's a fun, feel-good song just explaining your feelings for a girl in a fly way. I'm single. I'm busy, but I always have enough time to look." without wanting to state the obvious, he's totally giving Justin Bieber a run for his money in this new clip for "All Day," which was directed by David Ovenshire.
For his latest music video, the up and coming Australian teen sensation held a contest where he asked his fans to upload clips of them performing their own renditions of his songs. The lucky contest winner can be seen introducing his video and describing Simpson in "All Day" as "Simpson like you haven't seen him yet." "All Day" shows Simpson and a quartet of young dancers performing on a rainy street, as well as rehearsing a choreographed dance routine in a studio. Later, Simpson and his friends take their rhythm one step further and dance the night away at a house party where Simpson sets his eyes on the girl of his dreams.
"All Day" features fun cameo appearances by Jessica Jarrell, Aaron Fresh, Jacque Rae, and Madison Pettis. Filmed in Los Angeles, the video also showcases Simpson's own directing skills, and generally having a blast on set, letting loose, having an awesome party, for "All Day!" With his leather jacket and boyish charm, the "All Day" video makes us fall deeper in love with the cutie from down under. We can't help but sing "All Day!" If you live in the Los Angeles area, be sure to come out to the Grove this Saturday at 3 pm to catch Simpson perform a free show with buddy Greyson Chance!