Global hitmaker Jason Derulo has released the official music video for “Sexy For Me,” the focus track from his new album The Last Dance (Part 1). True to form, Derulo delivers a visually striking performance packed with sharp choreography, bold confidence, and culture-moving dance moments that reinforce his reputation as one of pop’s most dynamic performers.
Directed by Jason Derulo alongside Jeremy Strong, with choreography also handled by Strong (Usher, Justin Bieber), the video leans heavily into movement as storytelling. Every frame is designed for impact — sleek, rhythmic, and effortlessly viral. The choreography mirrors the song’s seductive energy, amplifying its appeal through precision, swagger, and repeat-worthy visuals that feel tailor-made for the digital era.
“Sexy For Me” continues Derulo’s long-standing tradition of merging music and dance in a way that sets trends rather than follows them. As a multi-platinum artist with 22 platinum hit singles, Derulo has consistently shaped global pop culture, both on and off streaming platforms. His influence extends far beyond music charts, with over 66 million TikTok followers and nearly 250 million followers across social media, making him one of the most powerful artist-creators of this generation.
His track record of viral dominance includes “Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat),” one of the most successful TikTok-driven songs of all time — a testament to his unmatched ability to turn records into global moments.
Released via Create Music Group, The Last Dance (Part 1) represents a defining transition in Derulo’s career. The project closes one chapter while signaling a bold creative evolution ahead, blending experience, reinvention, and pop spectacle.
To support the release, Jason Derulo is set to kick off The Last Dance World Tour on January 29, with more than 25 arena dates across the U.K. and Europe, promising fans a high-energy live experience rooted in performance, movement, and hit-packed nostalgia.
With “Sexy For Me,” Jason Derulo once again proves that when it comes to combining sound, movement, and global reach, he remains in a league of his own.
