
She was previously married to Keri Lewis.A follower said: 'I've already seen the video 10 times already since 1143pm yesterday,' and someone else posted this message: 'You ate this up, T. Loved all the different looks and the choreo. One of your best music videos.'Subscribe to the official Toni Braxton YouTube channel: ToniBraxton.lnk.to/subscribeYD.
Congratulations love birds, Tamar Braxton captioned a sweet photo of her Toni Braxton and Birdman holding hands.One other follower posted this: 'Peace, love, and respect to you Toni Braxton. From Trinidad and Tobago with love.'Little is known about what the notoriously private singer's new music sounds. Videos, posted on YouTube and a dedicated Web site, She- WolfIsComing.com. Another fan posted: 'Yasss Queen Serving us up-tempo sadness and slaying choreography. Toni Braxton, Actress: The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure. Toni Braxton was born on Octoin Severn, Maryland, USA as Toni Michele Braxton.
In a press release, Braxton revealed that the song was initially written in 2019 when one of her friends was going through the struggles of trying to end a bad relationship. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Dixon had to do some of the final mixing sessions over Zoom due to the lockdown orders that were handed down in California in March 2020. "Do It" was written Braxton, Percy Bady, Paul Boutin, and Antonio Dixon. Proof that Toni Braxton is a living legend and a queen of timeless music,' while one other fan was on the same page: 'Stunning! Toni is still at the top of her game, she's a timeless beautiful legend! Love this song so much.'Someone else said: 'When I saw Toni standing on the platform with the white suit, it reminded me of her standing on the platform in that sexy white bodysuit in the "You're Making Me High" video.
A homemade, phone-shot performance for "Do It" was also released on her YouTube account, showing her lip-syncing the song in a lace bra. And "Do It" feels just right." Elias Light from Rolling Stone found that the song was "glacial but sweeping, a slow-rolling ballad that practically commands a friend to leave a crumbling relationship." Promotion Two lyric videos for "Do It" premiered online during April 2020, one depicting a close-up performance from Braxton and the other of her lips mouthing the lyrics. There is also an element of hope in the song, that after you do what you need to do things will get better.” Critical reception Christine Imarenezor from Vibe called "Do It" an encouraging ballad on which Braxton "sings over a piano and violin-assisted melody, while offering encouraging advice of letting go of unhealthy or toxic love." Rap-Up found that "the sultry track hits close to home for Braxton", while SoulTracks called the song a "forlorn ballad about a lover", adding that "when Toni Braxton is singing sad, she’s usually doing something special.
In a press statement that preceded its release, Elliott, who had never worked directly with Braxton before, commented: "Toni’s team reached out to my manager and asked if I could produce a remix for her next single. On June 26, 2020, Braxton released another official remix featuring rapper Missy Elliott, which was produced by Elliott along with PromoBoi and Hannon Lane. On May 8, 2020, Braxton's team released the Zac Samuel Remix of "Do It" to her YouTube account, a house-fused uptempo remix of the song that was provided by British DJ Zac Samuel.

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Retrieved November 3, 2020. ^ "Toni Braxton Chart History (Hot R&B Songs)". ^ "Spell My Name by Toni Braxton". ^ "Do It (Remix) featuring Missy Elliott". ^ "Toni Braxton - Do It (Zac Samuel Remix / Audio)".
^ "2020 Year End Chart: Adult R&B Songs". Retrieved August 11, 2020.
