19. Norwood also performed on both CBS's The Late Late Show and the syndicated On-Air with Ryan Seacrest on July 14. Outside the United States, Norwood made appearances on Top of the Pops and Anke Late Night, where she performed a rendition of Whitney Houston's "One Moment in Time" in the form of a coffee commercial. Additionally, Norwood was seen in a host of special programming airing on music television networks BET, MTV, VH1, and Fuse. The album's arrival in stores was celebrated with an appearance as a presenter at the 2004 BET Awards, preceded by a special live performance on 106 & Park. On July 1, Norwood headed to New York City for appearances on MTV's TRL and Fuse's Daily Download. In addition, tracks from Afrodisiac were streamed over one million times via MTV.com's The Leak in the week preceding the album's release. Online, Norwood was introduced as the LAUNCHcast Artist of the Month for July 2004. The promotion included exclusive interviews and performances as well as contests to win live video chats with Norwood. The "Talk About Our Love" online campaign kicked off with an AOL First Listen premiere, and Norwood was AOL's "Artist of the Month" for June 2004. Her Sessions@AOL performance debuted on the service in July. Singles Excluding the buzz track "Turn It Up" released in November 2003, Afrodisiac produced three official singles. "Talk About Our Love" was released as the album's lead single on March 28, 2004. While the song was critically appreciated, it achieved mediocre commercial success worldwide–peaking only at number 36 on the US Billboard Hot 100–but managed to reach the top ten on the UK Singles Chart and the US Hot Singles Sales. In North America, "Who Is She 2 U" was released as the album's second and final single. Suffering from low airplay, the song never made it out of the lower half of the Billboard Hot 100 and emerged as one of Norwood's lowest-charting singles, peaking at number 85. In March 2005, the song also received a limited release in Europe to promote the release of Norwood's first greatest hits album The Best of Brandy (2005), but failed to chart or sell noticeably, reaching only number 50 on the UK Singles Chart. Outside the United States, the title track served as the album's second single. Released to greater success than "Talk About Our Love" in almost all the countries