I Tried to Watch the "Please Me" Video, but Cardi B and Bruno Mars Kept Fogging Up My Screen

Updated on March 5, 2019 at 11:50 PM

Cardi B and Bruno Mars fell in lust late at night at a taco restaurant somewhere in Los Angeles. That's the very premise for the "Please Me" music video . . . as well as our forthcoming fan fiction. In the fun and unabashedly corny video, the two stars tease each other from across the room with their respective crews, before leaving the joint to drive off in their respective convertibles. The Notebook could never!

The sexy song is the duo's second song together: Cardi and Mars previously released the '90s-inspired song "Finesse" together, which they performed at the 2018 Grammy Awards. Cardi was even slated to open for Mars on his 24K Magic Tour, but she pulled out to focus on being a mom to her newborn daughter, Kulture. As a sweet tribute, Mars then vowed to play "Bodak Yellow" on each night of the tour.

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I Tried to Watch the "Please Me" Video, but Cardi B and Bruno Mars Kept Fogging Up My Screen

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