Looking for a video cover

[Det. Frank Washington Esq]

Fellow Farmers,

I am looking for a video that seems to have been ostensively scrubbed from the capital I. It is a ca. 2005 performance by the recording artist Ray J (better known as Brandy's Brother) covering Coldplay's Clocks, presented by Yahoo Music (when that was a thing). It was wiped because of how terribly butchered he sung that song, but I know someone has it on a hard drive somewhere. Attached is a screenshot of the surviving archived page, but the direct link to the media infinitely redirects.

Thanks to anyone who can help.

 

[Chazzed Up]

I found it on Amazon Music. Will see if I can extract it and DM you a copy.

 

[break these cuffs]

I found it on Amazon Music. Will see if I can extract it and DM you a copy.

Why not post it. I did a quick search and found forum posts from '05 that say it was hilariously bad. I'm intrigued.

 

[Chazzed Up]

Why not post it. I did a quick search and found forum posts from '05 that say it was hilariously bad. I'm intrigued.

My bad, I stupidly thought this would only be of interest to OP but after listening to it, it's worth sharing.

 

[Det. Frank Washington Esq]

My bad, I stupidly thought this would only be of interest to OP but after listening to it, it's worth sharing.

THIS WAS ON AMAZON? UNIRONICALLY?! Wow, thank you! I am reliving so many memories. And it sounds just like how I remembered. You've done more than enough, but the visuals really take it over the top. The Internet is forever.

 

[break these cuffs]

My bad, I stupidly thought this would only be of interest to OP but after listening to it, it's worth sharing.

It certainly has that Ray J sound!

 

[Chazzed Up]

THIS WAS ON AMAZON? UNIRONICALLY?! Wow, thank you! I am reliving so many memories. And it sounds just like how I remembered. You've done more than enough, but the visuals really take it over the top. The Internet is forever.

The video might be true lost media, but you could try asking on a lost media forum since they may know more inventive means to find stuff like that.