Omarion Teams Up With Carl’s Jr. for New Commercial Featuring Kim Kardashian

Omarion Teams Up With Carl’s Jr. for New Commercial Featuring Kim Kardashian

With the Anticipation of His New Album, Omarion Releases Exclusive Video Trilogy About His Career


LOS ANGELES, CA–(Marketwire – January 6, 2010) – Omarion’s music is showcased in the new
commercial for Carl’s Jr. starring Hollywood socialite Kim Kardashian. The
song titled “No One Else” is featured in the seductive ad as Kim Kardashian
luxuriously enjoys an apple walnut cranberry salad in her bedroom and then
proceeds to take a bath. Within the first week on the web, the YouTube
video of the commercial garnered more than a million hits. To view the
video visit Omarion’s official website
http://www.omariononline.com/?p=194. Carl’s Jr., a fast food franchise
located primarily on the West Coast, previously created a major buzz in the
advertising world in 2005 with a salacious ad campaign featuring heiress
Paris Hilton.


Omarion’s forthcoming album “Ollusion” is set to be released on January 12,
2010. Also Omarion’s second single “Speedin” went for adds at Urban radio
this week and was the #1 most added record for Urban radio on R&R. To
listen to “Speedin” visit Omarion’s official website at
http://www.omariononline.com/speedin.mp3. The “Speedin” video will appear
on “106 & Park” the day his album drops on January 12th. As well Omarion
created another video for his song “Hoodie” as a special tribute to the
late King of Pop Michael Jackson. The video, which is reminiscent of
Jackson’s videos “Bad” and “Beat It,” features the singer dancing with his
mother. “Hoodie” is a mix between “Bad” and “Beat It”
(http://www.omariononline.com/?p=157).


Leading up to the debut of his album, Omarion will be releasing a trilogy
of videos on YouTube titled “Omarion: The Legacy, Part 1, 2 and 3.” The
videos will be uploaded every week and will feature footage collected over
the years detailing Omarion’s career and his rise to the top. Included in
the series will be his stint with the mega-popular boy group B2K, hit
collaboration with rapper Bow Wow, movies and his success as a solo artist.
Viewers can watch Part 1 of the series at
http://www.omariononline.com/?p=190 and view Part 2 at
http://www.omariononline.com/?p=196.


Omarion recently inked a label deal with Starrworld Entertainment, under
the umbrella of EMI Label Services. The album, “Ollusion,” will be his
first release under the record label. The singer views this album and new
opportunity with the label as a chance to take creative control of his
music. The singer penned and co-produced all of the songs on the album.

“My style has evolved so much on this album — I was able to express truly
who I am from a creative and artistic standpoint, which allowed me to share
a personal side of myself with my fans through my music. This is my
masterpiece and I can’t wait for the world to hear my new album,” Omarion
said. “I am very excited about my new home at EMI and know that this is the
perfect opportunity for me to return to the charts.”


Omarion has released two chart topping solo albums since leaving the
multi-platinum selling group B2K. His first solo album, “O,” debuted #1 on
the Billboard 200 chart. His sophomore album, “21,” dominated radio airplay
and also debuted #1 on the Billboard 200 chart. The second single from
“21,” “Ice Box,” produced by Timbaland, topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart
and was a platinum-selling ringtone.


Omarion collaborated with rapper Bow Wow on his third project post-B2K,
“Face Off,” which was the number one rap album in the U.S. and number two
R&B album. The actor and producer appeared in several films, most notably
“You Got Served,” which was a #1 box office smash, earning $40 million
worldwide. He also added author to his resume in 2004, releasing a solo
autobiography titled, “O” on behalf of MTV.


To stay up-to-date on Omarion follow him on:

www.twitter.com/1omarion
http://www.myspace.com/omarionofficial
http://www.facebook.com/omarion?ref=ts
http://www.youtube.com/user/osabadmofo

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