Katharine McPhee – Had it All – Video Premiere
Katharine McPhee debuts the new video for her single “Had it All” from her upcoming album, Unbroken, set to be released in January, from Verve records.
In the video, scenes of Katharine wandering around the desert in high heels are inter-cut with scenes of Katharine in a little black dress and…high heels! The end.
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She looks like a Robert Plant girl. Madonna rocked this look in the mid-late ’80s (short platinum blonde, heavy eye liner, dark red lips, pale skin). She may think she has “updated” her look, but she’s actually gone retro-dated.
Kara’s songs are always too wordy, like she’s writing an essay instead of musical lyrics. No exception here.
Song sounds more country than pop, but that’s mainly because what used to be pop is now considered country.
that HAIR. in my opinion, katharine is the most attractive person to grace the idol stage, but what she’s doing now is not working. at all.
Wow, I liked it better than I thought I would. It is so perfect for her range. Won’t buy it but I liked it better than anything she’s released before. The blonde in the desert kinda reminded me of China Phillips from Wilson Phillips. She’s just so ’surface’, you know? Superficial. I remember when she auditioned she didn’t seem like that- where did that girl go?
This video is a mess. Her blonde hair is just wrong. She has a good voice – I’ll give her that and she’s learned to control it better..not as shrill as I remember it.
I feel what ya’ll are saying about Kat going blonde, she’s making a severe statement, AND, as a dedicated, true blue Kat fan; I too questioned what the hell she was doing, and now understand why she’s making this bold statement. She is TOTALLY and completely putting out a new music image, and she’s still very young and having fun, and the true Katharine remains, it’s only hair, afterall. The tracks I’ve already heard are brilliant, and Kat is in her element on her sophomore CD, “Unbroken.”