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Here's What It Takes to Make a Hit Music Video
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November 30, 2019
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6:31Now PlayingIn 2001, the pop music landscape exploded as Janet Jackson, Britney Spears, Destiny's Child and Jennifer Lopez were all competing for the top of the charts. During that time, Inside Edition host Deborah Norville teamed up with superstar producer Junior Vasquez and crafted the single “I’m Gonna Keep on Moving” and shot a music video with a high profile team, which included Naomi Campbell’s hair dresser and Lauryn Hill’s makeup artist. She wanted to see just how rigorous it is to create the visual elements to a hit song. #InsideEdition
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