Summer Walker & Usher Cruise Through Atlanta In Steamy “Come Thru” Video

January 8, 2020 by Gregory Molette in Music with 0 Comments

Summer Walker And Usher Cruise Through Atlanta In Steamy “Come Thru” Video [WATCH]

Peace up, A-Town down! Singer Summer Walker teamed up with Grammy-award winning R&B legend Usher for “Come Thru,” in a very Atlanta-driven video released on Tuesday (Jan. 7th), all under the direction of Lacey Duke. In the steamy new visual, the Atlanta natives first highlighted the notorious east-side 285 Flea Market.

The pair’s collaboration works perfectly with the help of Usher’s 1997 classic “You Make Me Wanna“, which acts as the foundation for Walk’s “Come Thru,” track. The highly-infectious love song, which is featured on Summer Walker’s history-making debut “Over It” album, debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 200 last fall. She had the biggest debut for female R&B artists in 10 years.

Walker goes on as she sings seductively on the back of a motorcycle gripping her man to the hood of a car in black latex pants and a matching corset.

Both Walker and Usher get very flirtatious with their love interests including a short cameo from Walker’s real-life boo, London on da Track.

Throughout the video, Walker definitely wasn’t afraid to show a little skin as she also wore two different revealing outfits.

Her rise to stardom hasn’t been without its controversy, starting with the 23-year-old opening up about her social anxiety issues.

In November, Walker shared a lengthy post on social media, venting that she’s not just over it, she’s bowing out of the music industry. She wrote,

“Na fr though I’ve decided y’all don’t deserve me lol I knew from day one I was to real for this s***. y’all can have the music & ima just head out. f*** the interviews, photo shoots, videos, & really the shows too.”

Fortunately for her fans, she agreed that she’ll finish her tour, but warned that we won’t hear much from her after that.

“I’ll finish this tour out tho. I’m just a regular person, nothing more. lol people got this fame s*** f***ed up. I been me from day one, I’m not bout to start acting different, talking different, treating people different, or looking different. people really expect too much from you.”