Music Video Monday: "Don't Be Gone Too Long" –Chris Brown

This week, Chris Brown and Ariana Grande bring us a steamy, medieval (when's the last time you heard those two words together?) video full of dance moves and heavy–looking armor.

Chris Brown and Ariana Grande capture our prestigious Video of the Week title with the revamped “Don’t Be Gone Too Long” video. They throw it all the way back to medieval times, when Chris Brown wore armor and Ariana Grande was a princess (not that she still isn’t). Scenes of Breezy and Grande dancing in a dimly lit studio alternate with the storyline of Chris Brown trying to escape jail to save Princess Grande. This video was filmed earlier in the year and was meant to drop in March, but the release was delayed due to Chris Brown’s recent jail stint. Watch the video right here.

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