My Humps

The video also contains Hootie & The Blowfish frontman Darius Rucker. Obsession (see fixation) can refer to:. This video shows more scenes and has more lyrics for Fergie than any other video the Black Eyed Peas have done. Obsession (board game). There are also scenes where Fergie seductively moves in front of a car as a prop. "Obsession", an episode of the original Star Trek television series. Apl.de.ap, Taboo and will.i.am sing about how much they spend on Fergie as she sings about her "lovely" body parts such as her "lumps" and "humps". Obsession (porn actress).

The official music video for "My Humps" premiered on TRL and shows Fergie dancing with backup dancers as images of expensive items such as Louis Vuitton purses and jewelry appear on the screen. "Obsession", the theme song of the Anime series .hack//SIGN by J-Rock/Pop group See-Saw. These files were actually clips of pornography. "Obsession", a hit single by musical band Animotion. Following the song's popularity, several videos were placed on file-sharing servers claiming to be the video for the song. Obsession, a perfume by Calvin Klein. Although it wasn't based on it, the song and "Milkshake" have similar topics and music. Obsession (movie).

The song has a similar structure and instruments from Kelis' song, "Milkshake". Obsession (album). The song refers to "humps", as in one's rear end, and "lumps", as in a woman's breasts. Obsessive-compulsive disorder. In this sexual number, a woman (in this case, Fergie) uses her breasts and her buttocks as tools to get guys to spend money on her. The song was co-written and produced by will.i.am, and interpolates Sexual Harrasment's "I Need A Freak".

. As the song had not been officially promoted, it became labeled as a runaway hit. It was not promoted as a single ("Don't Lie" was released in its place), but since radio programmers and consumers were not pleased with "Don't Lie", they began to play and download "My Humps" instead. The song is most known as the most successful unsolicited single in history.

Top 40 making it their sixth Top 10 single. The single also reached #3 in the U.K. mainstream radio charts. Released in 2005, the single reached a position of #3 in the USA becoming The Black Eyed Peas' third Top 10 single on the U.S.

It is notable for creating a strong polarized reaction in pop culture- critics have lambasted its insipid lyrics and vulgar content, while others appreciate the fact that it is the epitome of dance music. "My Humps" is the third single from The Black Eyed Peas' fourth album Monkey Business.