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B-side
  
Me Against Myself

Genre
  
R&B, pop, hip hop

Recorded
  
2004

Length
  
3:45

Released
  
3 May 2004 (Digital UK) 21 June 2004 (CD single UK)

Format
  
Digital download, CD single

"Eyes on You" is the second single from Jay Sean's debut album Me Against Myself. It was released on 21 June 2004. The song reached #6 on the UK Singles Chart and sold over 60,000 copies in the United Kingdom.

Contents

Formats and track listings

CD1
  1. "Eyes on You" (Radio Mix)
  2. "Me Against Myself" (Jay Sean vs Jay Sean)
CD2
  1. "Eyes on You" (Radio Mix)
  2. "Eyes on You" (Video Mix)
  3. "Eyes on You" (Rishi Rich Club Mix)
  4. "Eyes on You" (Drew Mix)
  5. "Dance with You" (Laxman Remix)
  6. "Eyes on You" (Video)

Music video

It is Jay Sean's second video after "Dance with You (Nachna Tere Naal)". Its video was debuted on MTV India's First Cut. The song gained a lot of positive reviews from audiences. In Britain, it gained moderate success.

The video features two Jay Seans, one a singer and the other a rapper. Throughout the music video, Jay Sean is depicted with various British Asians (of South Asian origin). It starts with Jay Sean the rapper trying to enter his locked up studio where Rishi Rich and Juggy D are already there. Jay Sean manages to get the door open. Just before he enters his studio room, a British flag and a Pakistani flag are shown adorning the doorknob. He finds that there is another Jay Sean there, the singer. He follows Jay Sean the singer to a party, where Rishi Rich, Juggy D and Madhu Singh, among others, are present. The two Jay Seans eventually face-off against each other in a rap battle where Jay Sean the singer emerges the victor.

Trivia

The song is featured in the karaoke game Singstar Pop.

This song is also featured in Bollywood film Boom.

The song's chorus samples rapper Cassidy and R. Kelly's song "Hotel (song)".

References

Eyes on You Wikipedia