



In the case of
Ciara's horrid new single, "Go Girl"--which, unfortunately for her, hasn't gained enough momentum for any airplay in the new era of
Rihanna (and to a lesser extent,
Beyonce)--music video and song are mutually exclusive in quality. "Go Girl" is boring a derivative,
hardly a worthy follow-up to "Like A Boy," but the video is high impact, heavily stylized, and hard-edged. It's essentially everything Ciara is not, which works visually. But that's as far the compliments go.
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