If You Can't Say No - Music Video

Music Video

The music video for this song was directed by Mark Romanek. It consists of Kravitz performing in a futuristic blue room, while he is being illuminated by a floating lamp. Supermodel/actress Milla Jovovich made a notable appearance in the video as Lenny's girlfriend. The music video won an award for Best Art Direction at the 8th Annual MVPA Awards in 1999.

Lenny Kravitz
Studio albums
  • Let Love Rule (1989)
  • Mama Said (1991)
  • Are You Gonna Go My Way (1993)
  • Circus (1995)
  • 5 (1998)
  • Lenny (2001)
  • Baptism (2004)
  • It Is Time for a Love Revolution (2008)
  • Black and White America (2011)
Compilations
  • Greatest Hits
Extended plays
  • Is There Any Love in the World
  • Maximum Kravitz
Video albums
  • Video Retrospective
  • Lenny Kravitz: Alive from Planet Earth
  • Greatest Hits: Limited Tour Edition (2004)
  • Lenny LIVE (2002)
  • "Where Are We Runnin'?" (2004)
  • It Is Time for a Love Revolution: Deluxe Edition (2008)
Promos
  • "The Soul of Lenny Kravitz" (1999)
  • "Super Soul Fighter" (1999)
Tours
  • Universal Love (1993-1994)
  • Circus (1996)
  • The Freedom Tour (1998)
  • Lenny (2002-2003)
  • Baptism (2005)
  • Electric Church (2006)
  • Get On The Bus Mini-Tour (2008)
  • Love Revolution (2008-2009)
Filmography
  • The Rugrats Movie (1998)
  • Precious (2009)
  • The Hunger Games (2012)
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Videography
  • Virgin Records America
  • Roxie Roker
  • Sy Kravitz
  • Zoë Kravitz
  • Al Roker
  • Lisa Bonet
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Lenny Kravitz singles discography
Let Love Rule
  • "Let Love Rule" (1989)
  • "I Build This Garden for Us" (1990)
  • "Freedom Train" (1990)
  • "Does Anybody Out There Even Care" (1990)
  • "Mr. Cab Driver" (1990)
  • "Be" (1990)
Mama Said
  • "Always on the Run" (featuring Slash) (1991)
  • "It Ain't Over 'til It's Over" (1991)
  • "Fields of Joy" (1991)
  • "Stand by My Woman" (1991)
  • "What the Fuck Are We Saying" (1991)
  • "Stop Draggin' Around" (1991)
  • "What Goes Around Comes Around"
Are You Gonna Go My Way
  • "Are You Gonna Go My Way" (1993)
  • "Believe" (1993)
  • "Heaven Help" (1993)
  • "Is There Any Love in Your Heart" (1993)
  • "Heaven Help" / "Spinning Around Over You" (1994)
Circus
  • "Rock and Roll Is Dead" (1995)
  • "Circus" (1995)
  • "Can't Get You Off My Mind" (1996)
  • "The Resurrection" (1996)
5
  • "If You Can't Say No" (1998)
  • "Thinking of You" (1998)
  • "I Belong to You" (1998)
  • "Fly Away" (1999)
  • "American Woman" (1999)
  • "Black Velveteen" (2000)
Greatest Hits
  • "Again" (1999)
  • "Black Velveteen" (2000)
Lenny
  • "Dig In" (2001)
  • "Stillness of Heart" (2002)
  • "Believe in Me" (2002)
  • "If I Could Fall in Love" (2002)
  • "Yesterday Is Gone" (2002)
Baptism
  • "Where Are We Runnin'?" (2004)
  • "California" (2004)
  • "Storm" (featuring Jay-Z) (2004)
  • "Calling All Angels" (2005)
  • "Lady" (2005)
It Is Time for a Love Revolution
  • "Bring It On" (2007)
  • "I'll Be Waiting" (2008)
  • "Love Love Love" (2008)
  • "Dancin' Til Dawn" (2008)
Black and White America
  • "Come On Get It" (2011)
  • "Stand" (2011)
  • "Rock Star City Life" (2011)
  • "Push" (2011)
Soundtracks
  • "Spinning Around Over You" (1994)
  • "American Woman" (1999)
  • "Show Me Your Soul" (featuring P. Diddy, Pharell Williams, Loon) (2004)
Other singles
  • "Deuce" (featuring Stevie Wonder) (1994)
  • "We Want Peace" (2003)
  • "Breathe" (2006)
  • "(I Can't Make It) Another Day" (featuring Michael Jackson) (2010)
Promotional singles
  • "The Soul of Lenny Kravitz" (1999)
  • "Super Soul Fighter" (1999)
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