Paula Abdul - (It's Just) The Way That You Love Me (Version 2/LP Edit) (1989) (Re-Released) (HQ) 

YOUR MOM WAS PROBABLY AN ENGLISH SCHOOL TEACHER WHO INSISTED IN CORRECT AND PROPER GRAMMAR !

My mom too!!! 🤣🤣

The song rocks though.

I love your post about Mom. Makes me smile..thinking about how innocent that time was.

How come?

I love this style also: the lighting, the coloring! Watch: Billy Idol: Cradle of Love video.

Each track of the album is a single hit

Agreed. Closely followed in order, by "Opposites Attract". This song has a hook, that just grabs your ear, and won't let go. That bass groove, down at the bottom end, is one of the best I've ever heard. Paula's vocals are tight, and dead on target.... and that guitar solo close to the end, is it's own little end of heaven.

It's aged very well

@@KG-Love David Fincher

Me too Allison/Allison's Written Words.

The first cassette I ever bought❤

While watching this video, I was just thinking about the cassette with this song and the little radio I had. Then, I saw your comment. Now, I'm wondering where that cassette tape and radio are. lol

Trump did too in 1990

Robert Wiegman I agree my favorite also

@@jpcodnia9133 Lol@" bitch without hips" thanks my friend for the laugh! That made my day!

Here is a list of his music video catalog: Rick Springfield "Dance This World Away" (1984) "Celebrate Youth" (1985) The Motels "Shame" (1985) Sting "Englishman in New York" (1988) Eddie Money "The Love in Your Eyes" (1989) Paula Abdul "Straight Up" (1988) "Forever Your Girl" (1988) "Cold Hearted" (1989) Jody Watley "Most of All" (1988) Steve Winwood "Roll with It" (1988) "Holding On" (1988) Roy Orbison "She's a Mystery to Me" (1989) Madonna "Express Yourself" (1989) "Oh Father" (1989) "Vogue" (1990) "Bad Girl" (1993) Aerosmith "Janie's Got a Gun" (1989) Don Henley "The End of the Innocence" (1989) The Hooters "Johnny B" (1987) George Michael "Freedom! '90" (1990) Billy Idol "LA Woman" (1990) Nine Inch Nails "Down in It" (1989) Michael Jackson "Who Is It" (1993) Iggy Pop "Home" (1990) The Rolling Stones "Love Is Strong" (1994) Jermaine Stewart "We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off" (1986) The Outfield "Voices of Babylon" (1989) Communards "Don't Leave Me This Way" (1986) Wire Train "Should She Cry?" (1987)

Yes!!

I agree it’s nice to see her do a sensual video without heavy choreography and it works. Before JLo it was Paula Abdul

January 1990, right ?

Emmy award winning performance.

She's old !

​@@SUGAR_XYLER.. .but she still looks dam good

9 1/2 Weeks. The whole film is like that, the sophisticated 80s aesthetic.

+Ballie Bunny That was always such a significant visual reminding me about this video! I still want one of those gold cassettes!

@@blueblade455 The cassette appears to be a TEAC CRC-90, but I'm not completely sure. The deck playing it is definitely a Nakamichi RX-505

Troy Anderson this song stalled at #3

Video hit #1 on VH1 and MTV

And 6 number ones not 8

ME TOO LOL I had a massive poster on my bedroom wall of her with the wet hair and her eyes !!! STUNNING !!!

Considering this came out more than two decades prior to E.L. James' "50 Shades...", it may be that this gent was a PARTIAL inspiration for the character.

The re-releasewas a smash and peaked at #3. Very smart to have re-released it.

@Ayan P true. This one was released January 1990 if I remember correctly but knew nothing about the first release in 88-89

​@@jpcodnia9133... actually it was released in October of 89 in the states at least.

yessssssss

Totally agree! She has the sexiest eye rolls ever.

@@flatlandrory LOL LOL LOL FUCKIN HELL !!! u just made my day lol THANK U , U know that's why her eyes keep rolling into the back of her head lol lol lol. She is fuckin stunning in this video though !!!

naokohunter I couldn't agree more the original was by far the best back in those days they would try to remix something and would destroy it it wasn't quite that bad but I could think of a few remixes I were just terrible compared to the original not that he was any great artist but Summer Girls by Dino was a good song until it got remix but then it was horrible of course he was just a DJ who made it for a little while

They said they did a remix to differ it from Pebbles sound at the time, I believe. The original version is definitely the best.

Def

naokohunter this is the second video yet has the original sound , the first video has the remix , the reason why was it was a flop the first time around like knocked out , a second video was made with a remix to

They actually released it as the first single but it didn't go anywhere. They stopped promoting it and released Knock Out I think as the 2nd single then all of the sudden radio DJ's started playing The way that you love me, it started gaining traction, so they made a new star making video with David Fincher, re-released the song and Paula Abdul blew all the way up honey. If you watch the first video it was ok but it wasn't slick. These videos made stars. David Fincher was a star maker.

Love her!

rosiegroovy she was on Rachel Ray today

cool

rosiegroovy​ I like those pearls she had on

me too