his song "Homecoming". American rapper Sivion also made a song named "I Still Love H.E.R." for his 2006 album Spring of the Songbird. Taiwanese hip hop group TriPoets wrote a song named "Used to Love Her" which alludes to "I Used to Love H.E.R.". The song was featured on Team Teamwork's mashup album, The Ocarina of Rhyme. The album featured several hip-hop songs remixed with music from Nintendo's Legend of Zelda video game series. Japanese DJ, DJ Deckstream has remixed this song on his album "Sweet 90's Blues" along with multiple other hit songs from the decade. Murs & 9th Wonder made a cover of the song entitled "I Used to Luv H.E.R.(Again)" featured on their 2010 album Fornever. Tom Caruana has remixed this song for his 2011 album "Okayplayer: The Bollywood Remake" along with multiple other hit songs from Okayplayer Allstars. In 2011, drum and bass musician Mutt released track "I Used To" based on main tune from this song. In 2013, Common released the sequel with J. Period entitled "The Next Chapter (Still Love H.E.R)" 2014 David Gold of Yompton Radio and Ride Records, USA records a remix for Warner Brothers, Mousse demo. Live from the Bophouse studios; Mixed by Da Bopman @TheAudiologists, Portland; Youngstown A city formerly known as Little Chicago for its gangland style car-bombings in the 1950s and 60s. In 2014, Scholars Ent. released track "H.E.R." featuring The Other Guys, D-Sisive, Taurean MC of The Caravan and Sadat X of Brand Nubian. Music video The music video was filmed on September 20, 1994, and released later that year. It shows clips of Common's home of Southside Chicago and a woman, who is the main subject of the video because of the extended metaphor. It shows how she "became a gangster" when this woman is seen with two other ghetto-looking women in allusion to the rise of gangsta rap. Track listing A-side "I Used to Love H.E.R." (4:29) "I Used to Love H.E.R. (Instrumental)" (4:43) "I Used to Love H.E.R. (Acapella)" B-side "Communism (2:16)" "Communism (Instrumental)" (2:39) "Communism (Acapella)" Chart positions See also List of Common songs References External links 1994 singles Common (rapper) songs Song recordings produced by No I.D. Songs written by Common (rapper) Songs written by No I.D. 1994 songs Relativity Records singles Jazz rap songs Songs about hip hop