Have you ever tried to hold yourself together in front of everyone while everything inside you is falling apart? That’s the kind of emotional storm Prince brings to life in Anotherloverholenyohead. This powerful performance, filmed during the Parade Tour in Detroit on June 7, 1986, his birthday, shows Prince in a bold yellow suit, mixing heartbreak with fearless energy. From the moment the music begins, you can tell this isn’t just a song, it’s something he’s living on stage.
Released during one of the most creative times in his career, Anotherloverholenyohead isn’t just about lost love, it’s about what happens when your heart breaks but the world expects you to keep smiling. Prince moves between two worlds: the raw, aching voice that wants to hold on, and the polished performer trying to stay in control. That quiet battle is what makes this live version so powerful. It’s emotional, stylish and unforgettable all at once.
Prince and the Revolution – Anotherloverholenyohead (Official Music Video)
Fans in the comments say this song helped them through hard times and made them feel seen when no one else understood. Many talk about heartbreaks they never moved on from, or moments when they had to pretend they were fine. Prince doesn’t just perform, he connects. His music becomes a space where emotions are safe, real and allowed to be messy.
And just when the sadness seems to settle, Prince takes us somewhere else completely. If Anotherloverholenyohead is the quiet breaking point, then Baby I’m a Star is the bold comeback. It’s like watching the same person rise after the fall, louder, stronger and more determined. The emotional pain from the first video doesn’t vanish, it transforms into power.
Baby I’m a Star (Live In Syracuse, March 30, 1985 – 2022 Remaster)
In Baby I’m a Star, Prince explodes with confidence. Every move he makes is sharp, deliberate and full of purpose. He owns the stage. There’s no fear, no holding back, just pure energy. The lights flash, the band is electric, and Prince reminds everyone watching that he doesn’t need anyone’s approval, he already knows he’s a star. The song turns pain into celebration, and fans love him for it.
What keeps Prince’s music so alive is that it’s never fake. Whether he’s singing about heartbreak or healing, he’s always telling the truth. His performances let us feel things we often hide and show us that it’s okay to break, as long as we rise again. If his music speaks to you, follow him on YouTube, Instagram or Facebook. The next song might be exactly what your heart needs.