Tonight Show, promoting the Step Up 2: The Streets soundtrack. The song debuted on Billboard's Pop 100 chart at 86. The song's video was rejected by MTV due to its explicitness, with the music station asking for a less gratuitous re-edit. The song and video were supposed to go for adds on radio and premiere on MTV on 14 February but that did not happen. The song was also removed from the list of official singles from the Step Up 2: The Streets soundtrack, suggesting the song was to no longer be a single. The music video did eventually premiere on Yahoo! Music on 29 February, though it differed from previews of the video lacking intercut clips from the movie and the audio included Lil Wayne's vocals despite him not being in the original video. The video has so far only been aired on the channel Mun2 on a week dedicated to Iglesias. It has also aired on some foreign television channels. The original version which features Wayne features on some foreign versions of Iglesias's Greatest Hits album as well as being a bonus track on the digital release of Greatest Hits on the U.S. iTunes Store. Music video The music video was directed by Billy Woodruff and features both Iglesias and the Step Up 2: The Streets main actors Robert Hoffman and Briana Evigan reprising their roles in an underground club setting. A preview of the video was put on Channing Tatum's YouTube channel. Short clips were also shown during Iglesias' appearance on Regis and Kelly and Rachael Ray, which featured clips of the movie with the audio of the soundtrack version of the song. When the full video appeared on Yahoo! as well as on Universal Music's account the movie clips were no longer present and the audio was from Iglesias's album version with Lil Wayne. The video begins with actors Hoffman and Evigan enticing each other down a hallway and entering a private room where they start to romantically interact. Iglesias follows them into a room where the couple hand him a camcorder and he records the two of them as they make out and caress each other. At the end of the video, when the recording session is over, he removes the memory card from the camcorder, hands it to the couple and walks away. Another part of the video has Iglesias sitting down watching an