Chris Brown and Nicki Minaj Shoot ‘Love More’ Video

Last week Chris Brown released new song Love More featuring Nicki Minaj, now the two stars have shot visuals for the record. It would only be right that Chris Breezy did a video with Nicki. She is currently dominating the music video game right now with recently released videos from Nelly’s ‘Get Like Me and Busta Rhymes ‘Twerk It.’

Chris Brown directed the ‘Love More’ video himself, and says he’s quite excited about it. As he said on Twitter:

“Today is the first time since “run it” I’ve been mesmerized and at the same time nervous. Lets see if I can bring the old me back. Thank you

— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) August 3, 2013″

‘Love More’ is a new song for of Chris Brown’s upcoming album that is scheduled to be released Aug. 20. Take a listen to the new song below.

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