- Hilary and her entire choreography class chase after the tall, dark and handsome stranger she saw in a diner and took a picture of on her cellphone.
- The Cinderella-esque video begins with Duff innocently sitting in a diner when glances across and sees a hunky guy not far from her. She snaps a photo of the guy to share with her friends but before she's able to say anything, he leaves behind a record. Duff and her girlfriends vow to help her find the guy and armed with only the record and her cell photo of him, she embarks on a trip to find the guy that stole her heart.—Peter-Patrick76 (peter-patrick@mail.com)
- "You could be my dirty secret (I could be yours) we could be a rumor (never be sure) you could meet me in the backseat (late night) a ticket up in first class (mile high)..." Yeah, not only has her song lyrics matured to Cougar Town (2009) level, she acts like one of those Desperate Housewives (2004). Here she sits in an upmarket restaurant, and spots a fellow customer, an attractive male, at the table opposite hers. Sneaking out her cellphone, she surreptitiously takes a pic of the guy. Then, by coincidence (yeah, right!) just as he leaves, Guy drops something, looks like a record cover. Some plastic-covered image with the slogan "Try Harder" but doesn't matter what it is... What luck! License to pursue! Hilary shares the pic with the whole of her choreography class, and they ooh and ah over the sight of the hunky bloke. Then, armed with the vindication I'm-only-returning-his-property, and hey!-I'm-too-pretty-to-be-a-stalker, she decides to flesh out the fantasy, but who is this man? Where to find him, to return this that he had lost, and maybe to --- er, let's see about that.
"Think you're all about me when I'm all about you..." Hils, you don't even know his name yet, not remotely anything, what if he's the modern-day Boston Strangler?
Enlisting the help of the whole dance troupe, they take command of a golden Mercedes-Benz convertible, and follow up every lead of tracking down Hil's love interest. They eventually locate him at a beach dance party. He is overjoyed to be returned his lost property. Of course, to have it delivered by a hot twentysomething fox... Come on, we all know it was a ploy - his - from the start, he must have seen her spying him.
Oh, we're sure fun was had, nothing shown, Hils remains Family Entertainment personified. We just see her slinking away the next morning, a wiggle in her tail.
Incidentally, Hilary's style is to always give a cute glance as a departing gesture for all her music videos. This one, different end, no pun intended.
There also exists the lyric video for this title. It is not the one covered here on IMDb, so the next bit is simply an unofficial entry:
Hilary Duff appears buck-naked in the lyric video of this hit. But this startling announcement is as scandalous as the whole thing is ever going to get. It's only a bit of camera foolery, and all we see of Hilary is her face, hands, a bit of thigh, lots of bare shoulders, and, of course, wait for it, you naughty lot, it's the words of the song. You'd find more controversy on the cover of the average Vanity Fair. Sumptuously filmed, with only one discordant note, that tattoo. Pity she didn't have a more imaginative cameraman, though, as this doesn't even give a hint of a tease. No need to hide it, though, it's All Ages viewing, or is it? Won't offend even a prude. Or would it?
{the lyric video is freely available, like on Tubidy, download it}
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