: The video featured his girlfriend at the time, Kathy Jeung, and included scenes of Michael writing " Explore Monogamy " on her back in lipstick.
The song was the third major hit from the soundtrack . : The video featured his girlfriend at the
: The music video was initially restricted to late-night hours. The "Monogamy" Message The "Monogamy" Message In response to critics who
In response to critics who claimed the song promoted promiscuity, George Michael added a video prologue stating, "This song is not about casual sex". and his mature solo debut album, Faith
: The BBC and many US radio stations banned the song or restricted it to late-night airplay.
Despite its massive popularity, the song faced significant pushback during the height of the AIDS crisis:
George Michael's 1987 hit "" served as a bridge between his pop-star roots in Wham! and his mature solo debut album, Faith . Released in May 1987 in the US and June in the UK, it became a cultural flashpoint for its provocative title and themes. Movie Connection & Soundtrack