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Hi, I'm Kelly Rowland and we are on the set of my new video, "Commander," and you're watching Young Hollywood.

You look amazing, I have to say. I love this outfit. Tell me about it.

You know what, it is a new design, an original design, um, by one of my stylists, Andy. Him and my other stylist, Marina Brunaldy put their heads together, made a beautiful masterpiece. And more masterpieces as you'll see on the set today. I'm so excited.

Those are some serious shoulder pads.

Oh, they you should see what it's like like trying to like peek over them as you're like looking at the camera and flirting with the camera. It's been a lot of fun. No doubt I'll be your commander.

Tell us more about the concept behind today's video.

The concept behind today's video is very creative. I remember Mutu sending me the treatment for everything and I believed in the concept when he sent it to me, which is a very, you know, different uh club feeling um that is larger than life above anything and very very um edgy and just fashion-forward and which is what I love, love, love, love. So, I'm really, really excited about this video.

So, I know that you spent some time in Europe and you were inspired by the whole dance culture out there, the electropop, Europop. Tell me more about what triggered it as far as bringing this new sound to your voice.

My night in Saint-Tropez, when I danced from 12:45 to about 8:00 in the morning. Oh my god! I literally walked home at 8:00 a. m. We were walking home around like 8:00 a. m. and I got in the bed and I was like, oh my god, I have never danced that long in five inches stilettos. And I had a ball. I think that I wanted to try something different. And when I heard the dance music just thumping in the club and I looked around and I saw everybody happy and nobody cared what they had on, nobody cared what was they were drinking. Like, it was all about the atmosphere and it felt like love. And when I traveled with David, I saw that same thing every night. I was like, I want to try it. You know, and it's so great. It's so infectious and it has so much energy and I was like, I want to try dance music. Yeah. And I mean, I'm not afraid to try anything.

Oh my god. We've been watching you on set and I have to say you're so on point. I was saying that she's like a one-take wonder.

Oh, thank you.

Over the years, you know, like, what is it about, you know, music videos? You have to really have to concentrate on what you're doing. And every move is so intricate.

It is. It's very intricate and, you know, I think that above anything, it's about just channeling where you want to be. And for me, I have I love this album so much. I love this record, "Commander," so much and I want people to see it through my eyes and that's the way uh the visual has to be as well when they look at it. And they see it.

For those that obviously love the R&B Kelly Rowland, are we going to see more of that sound involved in more of the music?

Will it definitely trickle in some of the music, in some, um, probably not more of the dance, but I can definitely say I haven't lost sight of my urban roots at all. At all. Um, and that was actually really important to myself um and David and Rico and all the rest of the producers and writers on the record. We didn't want to lose sight of that at all. And if you listen to the melody of "Commander", it's very sassy, very edgy. You know, you have that a little bit of that urban edge to it.

I love it. I'll provide the answer. Dance. Dance.