It remained on the chart for eleven weeks. It debuted at number nine and peaked at number five its second week.

'Get Up' became Ciara's third top five single in New Zealand. As the song began receiving mainstream radio airplay, it began to ascend the Billboard charts again. The song debuted at three on the Hot Digital Songs and declined quickly in digital download sales. In its fourth week the single moved up to number seven, becoming Ciara's seventh top ten single. With its strong airplay in the U.S., 'Get Up' debuted at number ninety-three on the U.S. * Get Up (Video) featuring Chamillionaire * Get Up (Video Version) featuring Chamillionaire * Get Up (Remix) featuring Polow Da Don & ATL * Get Up (Produced By Jazze Pha) featuring Chamillionaire (this one was the leaked version) * Get Up (Kardinal Beats Remix) featuring Chamillionaire * Get Up (Album Version) featuring Chamillionaire Here is a full list of official 'Get Up' remixes and alternate versions: In the UK, 'Get Up' was re-released on 18 June, 2007 as the Kardinal Beats remix, who also remixed Ciara's singles ' Oh' and ' Like a Boy'.

The video version contains a dance break with partial chorus from the 'Ciara: The Evolution' track 'Get In, Fit In'. The remix contains a sample of Silk's 1993 number one hit ' Freak Me'. It features new verses from Ciara and a new instrumental, also produced by Polow da Don. On Ciara's official MySpace page, an official remix was released. In the MTV version, the phrase 'a mother' is censored. The video premiered on The Box on May 18, 2007. The video premiered on AOL Music on July 17, 2006, then on both ' TRL' and ' 106 & Park' the following day. At the end, Ciara is in her bed in the apartment. During this scene, the camera sweeps in and slides over Ciara's body in single-shot takes and creates an effect using macro lenses on real bodies, intermediate CGI bodies and 2-D wipes and morphs. When she is on the roof, the stars of 'Step Up' dance together and a rain downpour begins. In the video, Ciara's story line follows the singer as she goes out street dancing.

Joseph Kahn, director of the single's video, described its look as 'black-on-black futuristic'. Chamillionaire's rap verse is lyrically a sequel to his previous single ' Ridin'.'Ĭiara also performed this song during the second season finale of 'So You Think You Can Dance'. They have never spoken but feel they have some chemistry. The up-tempo song is about the protagonist seeing a male in a club, and while they dance together they start to have intimate feelings for each other. 'Get Up' includes a subtly-incorporated portion of Rockwell's 1984 single ' Somebody's Watching Me'. The song was released as the first single from the album in 2006 (see 2006 in music) and second European single in 2007 (see 2007 in music). ' Get Up' is a song written by American singer Ciara Harris, Hakeem Seriki, and Phalon Alexander for the soundtrack of the dance/romance film ' Step Up' and Ciara's second album ''.

Ciara first album songs