R&B belle Jhené Aiko goes crazy in a sexualized-asylum in the video for "Maniac", the first offering lifted from her forthcoming sophomore album, which will arrive in stores later this year.

"There are so many layers to my personality. One of them is very sexual and 'Maniac' is me sharing that side of mysel," she revealed to Rolling Stone. "When I started putting together the concept for the 'Maniac' visual, I wanted to explore what it meant to be manic." Watch it below:

She's back!!! Jhené Aiko goes crazy on "Maniac", the raunchy new single that is presumed to serve as the first single from her forthcoming 'Souled Out' follow-up, which will arrive next year.

Grammy-nominated artists Big Sean and Jhené Aiko are teaming up to create a new duo called Twenty88, and today, the frequent collaborators released their self-titled debut.

According to a press release, "TWENTY88 tells the story of the highs and lows of a relationship, with insights into conflict, memories, love, sex, and more", and last night (March 31st), the duo delivered their debut television performance on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'. Watch it beneath:

With his compelling 'Dark Sky Paradise' album on its way to gold status, Big Sean has released four new videos to support the project in the form of "I Know", "Play No Games", "All Your Fault" and the inspiring "One Man Can Change The World". Watch them all below:

"I Know" featuring Jhené Aiko



"Play No Games" featuring Chris Brown & Ty Dolla $ign



"All Your Fault" featuring Kanye West



"One Man Can Change The World" featuring Kanye West & John Legend

After releasing the single last November, R&B singer Omarion has finally premiere a video for "Post To Be", the Chris Brown and Jhené Aiko-assisted lead single from his fourth studio album 'Sex Playlist', which was released digitally in December.

In the white-laced and simple clip, which he co-directed with Jay Ahn and Taz, the former B2K front-man and his two R&B peers have a good time and show off some of their footwork, while delivering their verses for the camera. Watch the video for the DJ Mustard-produced cut below: