Normani And 6lack Bring The Roar Of The Ocean To Sexy 'Waves' Performance

one of the greatest parts about the human body is that through movement, it might reflect damn near anything. Stiffen your limbs and crank your head while keeping your body straight and, boom, you are a robot. Jump on the ground and thump your chest on the ground while bouncing up and using the floor to move the rest of your body in a similar manner and you've suddenly turned into a worm. Wednesday night (March 13) on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Normani, 6lack, and also a quartet of supporting dancers replicated the sway of the ocean while in a sexy, earthly efficiency of "Waves."


There's no set way to act as water – it just happens. It's an amorphous liquid, clear and fair, unpredictable and raging. Although it might be sexy once it wants to be, whenever the winds gentle and there really are no conflicting sounds mucking up its serenity. We crave the mystery of the deep blue, to replicate its movements and enforce some of that immersive air that becomes easy to lose oneself in.


Normani is aware this and uses a sea of human limbs to bring the sea to her simple efficiency – she stands at the microphone and lets the warm glow of cerulean-tinged lights construct a landless atmosphere. It's early morning somewhere on the Pacific and the sky hasn't reached its peak blue; now it's a frosty shade of cadet. Early morning fog appears. Normani is the moon.


She's directing the waves of four backup dancers, moving their bodies freely through shakes, sways, and slow, sensual rubs that fling hair in synchrony. Every move is calculated. The mystique is radiant. Normani leans her head to the correct and the ladies move fluidly beyond her, each slightly farther right than the last. 6lack creeps onto the stage like darkness soon after dusk, clad identically in all black while his voice and low eyes bring carnal energy to the ocean's peace. It ends with Normani on stage alone, her silence amidst the fog-enveloped stage like the dim yellow of the complete moon on the water. She breaks into a smile and the immersion shatters and we're brought back to the reality of the moment any time Fallon, excitedly, hurries onto the stage, beckoned by the cheers of the audience.


Normani released the identically water-obsessed video for "Waves" in February. In January, she dropped the video for "Dancing With A Stranger," her group effort with Sam Smith. Her debut album is supposed to be coming this year. "Waves" and "Dancing With A Stranger" indicate that it's certainly something to watch out for. Check her out on Ariana Grande's Sweetener World Tour that kicks off this month.


Take a look at this illusionary efficiency above.