AMVR AARON CARTER IM ALL ABOUT YOU REVERSE VERSION1 VIDEO NOT OFFICIAL FULLY REMASTERED NOW 4K60FPS

I'm All About You Released  2001 Genre Teen poppop rapdance-pop Length 33:47 Label Jive Producer Brian KierulfJosh SchwartzAndy GoldmarkScorpioMysteryRose & FosterNate "Billionheir" ButlerTodd "Boogie" Terrell Aaron Carter chronology Aaron's Party (Come Get It) (2000) Oh Aaron (2001) Another Earthquake! (2002) Singles from Oh AaronSingles from Oh Aaron "Oh Aaron" Released: July 16, 2001 "Not Too Young, Not Too Old" Released: September 3, 2001 "I'm All About You" Released: March 5, 2002 "Leave It Up to Me" Released: June 11, 2002 Oh Aaron was accompanied by a concert DVD of the same name, which was released on March 26, 2002, and included footage of his 2001 concert in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, as well as music videos and interviews. Play Along Toys also created an Aaron Carter action figure in conjunction with the album's release.Singles Edit "Oh Aaron": is the title song and first single from Aaron Carter's third album "Oh Aaron". It features his older brother Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys and No Secrets. The song talks about Aaron getting tickets to a Backstreet Boys concert. The music video was filmed in Toronto. In the video, Aaron promises his friends (and parents and their friends) tickets to the Backstreet Boys concert, thinking Nick would hook him up. Nick agrees to at first, but when Aaron states that is 3,003 tickets, Nick disagrees. After some short begging, Nick agrees to-only if Aaron raps at his concert. Aaron later gets chased by fans on his way to the concert. He begs Nick to make him stay inside, but Nick carries him outside. At the end, Aaron is carried by tons of his fans. No Secrets sings the chorus of the song in different locations. "Not Too Young, Not Too Old" "I'm All About You": the third and final single of the album. In the video, Aaron is dancing and singing the song in a room. In a couple sub-plots, Aaron is sitting with a girl eating dinner, in a limousine, and enters a nightclub. The video can be seen on the Oh Aaron: Live In Concert DVD.Critical receptionAllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine commended Carter's voice for sounding less childish but criticized his performance of kid-friendly songs with adolescent overtones and sexual themes, and the producers for utilizing "cut and paste commercialism" with various genres throughout the track listing, saying it comes across as "disturbing pandering".[1] Beth Johnson from Entertainment Weekly said about the record, "Preteens across the country can rejoice: 13-year-old cutie-pie Aaron Carter has released his second sing-along album in less than a year. Apparently A.C. (as he name-checks himself) knows what his fans like: cheery BSB/’N Sync-style raps, puppy-love ballads, and songs with "You" in the title (there are four of them). As harmless (for kids) as it is unlistenable (for adults)."[2] In their look at the Least Essential Albums of 2001, The A.V. Club awarded Oh Aaron the title of Least Essential Awkward Adolescence, with Stephen Thompson saying, "[A]ppearing to have aged about five years since 2000's Aaron's Party (Come Get It) and now possessing a voice that's gone from chirpy to unsure, the singer/rapper seems ill-suited for inching his way into artistic relevance as he begins to sprout facial hair and think about muscle cars."[3]6. "Baby It's You" Nicky Cook, Phil Dane, Martin Bushell, Ben Copeland Rose & Foster 3:06 7. "I'm All About You" Goldmark, Mark Mueller Goldmark 3:41 8. "The Kid in You" Butler, Goldmark Goldmark, Butler 3:25 9. "Hey You" Cook, Dane, Copeland Rose & Foster 2:55 10. "Cowgirl (Lil' Mama)" Todd Terrell Terrell 3:37 11. "Aaron Carter Spoken ID" 1:25 12. "Get Up on Ya Feet" 3:19 13. "One for the Summer" 3:44 14. "Leave It Up to Me" 2:59 15. "A.C.'s Alien Nation" 3:23 16. "Go Jimmy Jimmy" Josh Schwartz – guitar Paul Gendler – guitar (6, 9) Michael Thompson – guitar (7) Blake Eiseman – guitar (10) Mike Hartnett – bass (10) Myles 'Mad Myles' Schneit – scratches (1, 3) Production Charles McCrorey – assistant engineer (1) Rowie Nameri – assistant engineer (1, 2, 4, 8, 10) John O'Mahony – assistant engineer (1, 3) Jason Rankins – assistant engineer (2) Rich Tapper – assistant engineer 4, 5, 7, 10) Tony Zeller – assistant engineer (10) Rich Travali – mixing (1, 3, 5, 7) Chris Trevett – mixing (2, 4, 10) Bob Kraushaar – mixing (6, 9) Brian Kierulf – programming Chaz Harper – mastering Artwork Nick Gamma – art direction and design Robert Ascroft – photography