As Prince responded to the political surroundings of the early 90s, with war on the increase and the economic climate in drop, he related with Spike Lee (whose Malcolm X Prince had helped fund) and requested him to do a movie for his contemplative, experienced "Money Don't Matter 2 Night". Before Lee's variation of "Money Don't Matter" was filmed, Prince had shot movies for most of the tracks on Diamonds and Pearls, and this "general performance" model of the music exhibits off the band to great result, albeit without having the directness of Lee's video. This is a great pop rock song, especially if you pretend you really don't observe the lyrics are quite certainly about an age-inappropriate romance, but to me this video clip has normally been the a single the place we observed grunge tunes rise to such outstanding cultural impression that Prince essentially wears a flannel vest below his typical Prince dresses in the online video. Like Take Me With U, there is footage of flying by way of the skies (although much far more proper to the lyrics of this tune). In its way, the Sign O' The Times movie presaged the lyric video clips of the YouTube and social media age, and served to center everyone's attention onto the lyrics of the music, 1 of Prince's most starkly political messages to that issue.
