Music Video
Although not internationally released, a video for "Dear Lie" was shot from September 26-27, 1999 and was the last TLC video with all three members alive. Despite the group not promoting the single very much, it received a lot of airplay in Europe, giving the group a minor hit. "Dear Lie" would be their second to last music video released with Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes still alive before the music video "What It Aint" by Goodie Mob featuring them was released six months later.
The video features solo parts of both Chilli and T-Boz in an apartment, and "performance" shots in a hallway during the chorus.
The video is known for its very last scene, where Lopes is shown running down the hall, knocking at the doors before running out of the frame.
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