Following the release of Heartbreak On A Full Moon, it felt like we didn't receive a whole lot of visuals off the project. He unleashed a few before but we didn't really receive many others until March of this year. However, it's likely due to the fact that Breezy's been prepping for tour and wanted to get the videos perfect before unleashing it on the public. Earlier in the month, he released the visuals for "Hope You Do." Now, he follows up with his latest video for "To My Bed."
Chris Brown comes through with his latest visuals for, "To My Bed." The singer's latest had a bit of a futuristic element throughout it all. However, as usual, the highlight of the video is the extraordinary choreography that goes with it. Breezy never falls short with his visuals and "To My Bed" is no exception. We could only assume he's bringing this same level of energy with his dance moves on tour with him.
Brown just kicked off the "Heartbreak On A Full Moon" tour a few days a go. Breezy has an all-star line-up of opening artists Rich The Kid, H.E.R and 6lack. You could check out all the tour dates here.
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