Also, he proven his worth not just as a singer (hardly any noticable lip-syncing if not none! Unlike.. *cough* A.. *cough* kon) but also as a songwriter. Along with his own songs, he belted out Mario Berett’ ‘You Should Let Me Love You’, Beyonce’s ‘Irreplaceble’, Rihanna’s ‘Take a Bow’ of which he penned.

I reckon it could be the best night for a certain lady from the VIP zone, as

Oh Gosh. Happy happy joy joy! Now if only it was my birthday too… *dreams*

It was apparent that Ne-Yo put his best foot forward as he came decked sharply with a black shirt over a white tank-top, with matching white slacks and of course, his Fedora hat. Together with that and packing a punch with his signature feet-shuffling

Ne-Yo and his team of back-up dancers gave an electrifiying dance routine, dancing with props such as metal chairs and costumes such as a bridal wear (!) amongst other matching outfits. Guess he danced too much and sweated like a mad cow as he continued performing with a blue sweat towel, perhaps sub-consciously, methinks.

LOL at the blue towel
Drop it!

But it wasn’t until towards the middle-end of Ne-Yo’s performance that it escalated to 4th gear and shot the party to the skies! He stripped off his black shirt and began dancing to the late Michael Jackson’s ‘Beat It’, of which he paid tribute to a few times.