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"Irresistible"
Song

"Irresistible" (also titled "Irresistable") is a song recorded by American recording artist Jessica Simpson. It was written by Anders Bagge, Arnthor Birgisson, and Pamela Sheyne, and was produced by Bagge and Birgisson for Simpson's second studio album, also entitled Irresistible (2001). The song was released as the album's lead single on May 29, 2001 through Columbia Records. Musically, it is a dance-pop track with R&B, pop rock, and funk influences, and lyrically, it speaks about the protagonist's attraction towards the person she likes. A So So Def remix of the song featuring Lil' Bow Wow and Jermaine Dupri was also recorded.

"Irresistible" received mixed reviews from critics. They praised the song for its themes of new-found love and up-tempo production, but criticized Simpson's singing and the sexual nature of the song's lyrics. The song peaked at number eleven on the chart in United Kingdom, while peaking at number fifteen on the United States Billboard Hot 100. It also reached the top twenty in ten other countries. Despite missing the top twenty in Australia, it was certified Gold by the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA). The song ranked at number sixty-three on Billboard Hot 100 Year-end charts and number fifty on ARIA Year-end charts.

"Irresistible"'s accompanying music video, directed by Simon Brand, had a James Bond theme and features scenes where Simpson is dressed as a spy on a mission. A music video for the So So Def remix was also created, with Lil' Bow Wow's and Dupri's scenes inter-cut with Simpson's. Simpson performed the song as part of the setlist of her DreamChaser Tour (2001) and Reality Tour (2004). The single was promoted with live performances on various televised appearances and the MTV TRL Tour (2001). Additionally, the song is featured on the soundtrack to Disney Channel Original series Lizzie McGuire (2001).

Background

"Irresistible" was written by Swedish composers Anders Bagge and Arnthor Birgisson, along with Pamela Sheyne, and was produced by Bagge and Birgisson for Simpson's second album. In an interview with Sound on Sound in 2001, Birgisson revealed that they started writing the song from scratch, with Simpson in mind.[1] According to him,

"Pam[ela Sheyne] came up with the title 'Irresistible', and as she started talking about the whole concept we immediately became inspired and began working on the music. You know, when we hear a concept or a title that we like — no matter if it's ours or somebody else's — both Anders and I get a feel for the song's vibe; a feel for whether a keyboard or guitar should be used to give it a certain character, be it upbeat or melancholic. So, when Pam mentioned the title, we immediately came up with the tempo and the whole feeling of the song, and then she came up with the lyrics. There was a really good flow to that song. We played around with the melody, put down the demo, and it was done."[1]

Birgisson also said that Sheyne was involved with the song's melody, and so contributed her vocals for the demo.[1] Later, Simpson traveled to Sweden and recorded the song at Murlyn Studios, Stockholm, along with a couple of other songs.[1] Sheyne also sang the background vocals to the song. Further recording sessions took place at Sony Music Studios, New York City.[2] Columbia Records released "Irresistible" on May 29, 2001 as the lead single from the album of the same name.[3]

Composition

Jessica Simpson "Irresistible" (2001)
A sample of "Irresistible". The song's instrumentation included synths, percussions and acoustic pianos. The song also incorporates many hooks.
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"Irresistible" lasts for three minutes and thirteen seconds.[2] Musically, it is a moderately paced dance-pop song with R&B,[4] pop rock,[5] and funk influences.[6] According to the sheet music published at Musicnotes.com by EMI Music Publishing, the song is written in the key of C Major.[7] The beat is set in common time of 94 beats per minute,[7] with a chord progression of Am–Dm7–F–E7.[7] Simpson's vocals in the song spans from the low note of F3 to the high note of E5,[7] while the piano elements of the song span from the note of D2 to the note of E5.[7] According to Bill Lamb of About.com, Simpson adopts "breathy vocals" for the song, and it has a "gently danceable backing."[8] Lyrically, as Birgisson explained, "Irresistible" has some "very feminine angles,"[1] and Bob Waliszewski of Plugged In Online pointed out that the lyrics are an imminent sexual compromise.[9] The protagonist knows she shouldn’t give in, but she seems past the point of no return.[9] The version featured on Lizzie McGuire Soundtrack has altered lyrics, replacing "When he makes me weak with desire" with "When he makes me want to move closer" and "Stop fanning the fire / I know I meant to say no" with "But its time to stop this emotion / Right now I'm gonna say no."[10]

Remixes

"Irresistible" was commissioned for remixes from So So Def Recordings, Hex Hector, and others. The So So Def remix of the song, produced by Jermaine Dupri,[2] featured the American rapper Lil' Bow Wow and Dupri himself.[11] It samples Club Nouveau's 1987 song "Why You Treat Me So Bad" and also Kool & the Gang's 1973 song Jungle Boogie.[12] A music video for the remix was created with additional direction from Cameron Casey.[13] Dupri also appears on the remix video. Scenes of Lil' Bow Wow and Dupri rapping are intercut with scenes of Simpson performing the song. The plot of the video is same as that of the original music video. Another separate remix of the song was produced by American producer Hex Hector.[12] According to Slant Magazine, Hector's remix of the song contains soulful ornamental vocals and Giorgio Moroder-style disco strings.[12]

Reception

Simpson performing the song on "Rockin' for the USA – A National Salute to the US Military", in 2002.

Critical reception

Irresistible was received with mixed reviews by critics. Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic, stated that the song and "A Little Bit", another track on the album, were "double-punch".[4] Bill Lamb of About.com ranked the song at number ten on "Top 10 Love Songs – The Crush", writing the song is "a great ode to love at step one".[8] Similarly, Chuck Taylor of Billboard also reviewed the favorably, adding the song was "a sexy, uptempo romp about newfound love that proves Simpson's pop intuition".[14] But, Siobhan Grogan of NME magazine was mixed in her review, stating "[to] the delight of lonely men everywhere, she tells us she's 'weak with desire' and knows 'I'm meant to say no'—and the mind boggles at how she'd have turned out if she'd spent her teens glugging cider on a street corner."[15] However, some critics criticized the lyrics and the digital quality of the song. Chuck Campbell of Daily News was one of them, viewing the song as "gurgling" and noting that Simpson was singing breathlessly.[16] Peter Marsh of BBC also gave a similar review, stating the song was "digitally rendered."[6] Similarly, David Browne of Entertainment Weekly wrote that the single could easily be recycled for a "New Virginity ad campaign."[17] "Irresistible" won a BMI Music Award.[18]

Commercial reception

In the United States, "Irresistible" debuted at number sixty-nine on Billboard Hot 100, on the week dated May 19, 2001.[19] In mid-July, 2001 the song reached its peak position of number fifteen, on the Billboard Hot 100.[20] The song became her second top twenty single, following "I Wanna Love You Forever".[21] The song also reached number three on Billboard Pop Songs chart, her highest peak at the time, and her second single to reach the top five.[21] The song also made number sixty-three on the Billboard Year-end charts.[22] In Canada, the song reached number sixteen on Canadian Singles Chart.[4]

In the United Kingdom, the song debuted at number eleven on the Official Charts, on the week dated July 14, 2001 and stayed on the chart for six weeks.[23] It became her third top twenty single there.[23] In Ireland, the song made its first appearance on the chart at number eighteen, on the week dated July 5, 2001, a position which also became its peak.[24] On the week dated July 15, 2001, the song debuted at number twenty-one on the Australian ARIA Singles Chart.[25] The single was later certified Gold by Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA).[26] It also reached number fifty on the ARIA Year-end charts.[27] Although in New Zealand, the single debuted at number forty-five and dropped to number fifty the subsequent week,[28] it eventually peaked at number forty-one.[28] The song also reached number two on the Ultratip chart of Belgium's Wallonia region, and number forty-six on the Belgium Flanders Ultratop chart.[25] The song also reached number fifty in Austria, number ten in Germany, number thirty-eight in Italy, number seventeen in Sweden, and number twenty in Switzerland. In Norway, the song reached a peak of number sixteen while peaking at number fifty-four in Netherlands.[29][25] In Romania, the song reached number seventeen on the Romanian Singles Chart, and stayed on the chart for twenty-six weeks.[30] It also made number fifty-three on the country's Year-end charts.[30] Due to its appearance on several European country charts, the song peaked at number nineteen on the European Hot 100 Singles chart, as compiled by Billboard.[31]

Music video

According to Fraser Middleton of The Evening Times, Simpson was able to capture a "girl next door" image with her previous album and the music videos for its accompanying singles.[32] However, Columbia Records felt that though the album was successful, it was far from the success of her contemporaries, Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears.[33] They felt that Simpson needed to make some changes to her image. As a part of the change, she was ordered to lose weight and wear skin baring clothes. They also asked her to learn dancing.[33] According to Simpson, the video is a kind of "comic strip girl come to life".[34] She also explained that the video was something she had never done before and the music video had a James Bond-theme.[34]

The music video was directed by Simon Brand.[35] It was shot in a set with futuristic backdrops, and Simpson assumes the role of a spy. The video was choreographed by Dan Karaty.[36] It begins with a helicopter from which Simpson, wearing a tight black leathery dress, exits and enters a building to fulfill her mission; which apparently is to compromise evidence in a laboratory. Simpson takes the elevator which comes to a stop and Simpson walks out through a water tunnel. While she is walking, a kind of gadget appears and a blast occurs. Then in the next scene, Simpson walks through a tunnel, and she is pulled out of the tunnel by a robotic hand. Simpson is then shown dancing in a room with many mirrors. A blast similar to the previous occurs and the lab explodes. Then, at the rooftop, Simpson is shown dancing on a two-piece outfit, with people dressed in ninja-like clothes. A helicopter arrives and Simpson boards it and returns, after completing her mission.

Siobhan Grogan of NME magazine reviewed the video stating that Simpson has no apprehension "about 'forgetting' most of her clothes for the video".[15] The video reached number two on MTV's Total Request Live countdown,[14] and number seventeen on MuchMusic Canada's countdown.[37]

Live performances

Right profile of Jessica, wearing a white jacket and pant, and holding her right hand stretched out.
Simpson performing on the United Service Organization's Celebrity tour

"Irresistible" was performed a considerable number of times by Simpson between 2001 and 2004. It was included on the setlist of her DreamChaser Tour (2001) and Reality Tour (2004). In the book People in the News: Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey, Terri Dougherty wrote that Simpson wanted the tour to feature her as a singer and dancer in the mold of performers like Britney Spears.[38] Simpson also made it more spicier than her previous tours, by adding more backup dancers, and performing dance moves in skimpier outfits.[38] She performed the song on MTV's TRL Tour.[39][40] Simpson wore a short copper colored revealing dress and was supported by backup dancers. Her performance was commended by The Richmond Times who wrote that her voice "soared",[41] but Andrea Kibler of The Buffalo News commented that she felt Simpson was lip-syncing the whole song.[42] She also appeared and performed the song on The Rosie O'Donnell Show,[43] and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.[44]

On June 4, the song was also performed on the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular,[45] for the celebration of Independence Day.[46][47] On June 16, 2001 she performed on Wango Tango, organized by KIIS-FM.[48] In December 2001, Simpson joined the lineup of KBKS-FM's "Jingle Bell Bash", in Seattle.[49] Accented by black sweater, mini-skirt, and thigh-high leather boots, she performed "Irresistible", along with "I Wanna Love You Forever", "I Think I'm in Love with You" and "A Little Bit".[50] The song was later sung during the 2001 Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve, also along with "A Little Bit".[51][52]

Simpson performed the song on the United Service Organizations' Celebrity Tour.[53] Simpson also traveled to Cancun, Mexico and performed the song. Her act was a part of MTV's Spring Break program, called "Celebrity Dream Date with Jessica Simpson". She wore a black fringe top for the performance.[54][55] She appeared on an episode of MuchMusic in Canada on June 11.[56] She also performed the song at Monkey Club Paris.[36]

Track listings

Credits and personnel

Charts and certifications

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