Janet Jackson - The Pleasure Principle →

Uniquely for the Control album, this was the only track not produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Instead, it was written and produced by , a keyboardist for the Minneapolis funk group The Time.

: Critics have described its musicality as a "sonic groover" with synths that "bump like busted shock absorbers" and screeching electric guitars. The Iconic Music Video Janet Jackson - The Pleasure Principle

: The video won Best Choreography at the 1988 MTV Video Music Awards and was nominated for Best Female Video. Chart Performance and Impact Uniquely for the Control album, this was the

: Choreographed by Barry Lather , the routine is famous for its intricate use of a chair and a microphone stand. The Iconic Music Video : The video won

: In a departure from the high-production videos of the era, it features Jackson alone in a warehouse loft, dressed simply in a T-shirt and jeans.