Come into My World

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"Come into My World"

Single by Kylie Minogue
from the album Fever
Released	November 2002: Worldwide February 2003: France
Format	CD single: Worldwide Vinyl single: U.S.
Recorded	London, England
Genre	Pop–dance
Length	4:31
Label	Parlophone/Mushroom Records/Capitol Records
Writer(s)	Rob Davis Cathy Dennis
Producer(s)	Rob Davis Cathy Dennis
Certification	Gold (Australia)
Chart positions
#1 (Mexico) #4 (Australia) #8 (UK) #15 (Canada) #91 (U.S.)
Kylie Minogue singles chronology
"Love at First Sight" (2002)	"Come into My World" (2002)	"Slow" (2003)

"Come into My World" was the fourth and final single from Kylie Minogue's 2001 album, Fever, released in 2002. It won the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording.

[edit] Music video

Minogue in a scene from the video.

The accompanying video features Kylie strolling around a city block within the Boulogne-Billancourt suburb of Paris, France. Each time she completes a circuit of the area, a new Kylie emerges from one of the stores (which is in fact the 'old' Minogue, that did the circuit the first time around), and each of the people in the background are also duplicated. By the time the video concludes there are four Minogues and each background extra is also depicted four times. The video ends as a fifth Minogue emerges. The video was directed by Michel Gondry and updated a concept that he had used in Neneh Cherry's "Feel It" music video.

The extra Minogues are not, as some people believe, clones, but past selves. Kylie apparently goes back in time when she completes the circuit, and her past self walks out of the dry cleaner's. The real Minogue can be distinguished by lip synching the words to the song as it plays.

It bears noting that the video is also similar to a past video, "Did It Again", where there were four Minogues.

The video was filmed on September 8, 2002 with 50 extras on hand, including actor Sacha Bourdo. It took over fifteen takes to create the desired effect. Fifteen days were required for the video's special effects.

[edit] Chart performance

In November 2002, the single reached number 8 on the UK singles chart and number 4 on the Australian ARIA Chart. The song has been certified Gold in Australia.

In early 2003, the song reached number 91 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 20 on the Billboard Dance chart. The song also charted in the Top 10 in many other countries including South Africa, Slovenia, Israel, Singapore, Romania and it hit number-one in Mexico^[1]. It reached the top 15 in others territories such Spain (#15), Ireland (#11), Italy (#13), Denmark (#15), Greece (#14) and Canada (#15).