You Don't Have to Worry (Mary J. Blige song)

Infobox single
Name = You Don't Have to Worry


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Artist = Mary J. Blige
Album = "What's the 411? Remix"
Vocals = Mary J. Blige
Producer = Mary J. Blige
Sean Combs
Recorded = October/December 1992
Genre = Hip-Hop
Released = 1993
Format = CD, Maxi single, single
Length = 4:38 (single)
4:11 (music video)
Last single =
Last single = Real Love (1992)
This single = You Don't Have to Worry (1993)
Next single = Sweet Thing (1993)
Next single = Love No Limit (1993)
Writer = Mary J. Blige

You Don't Have to Worry is a 1993 song by Mary J. Blige. Released from Mary J. Blige's spin-off album of "What's the 411?", "What's the 411? Remix". the song features a Hip-Hop style R&B beat, and, the song talks about a man wasting his time instead of being with his girlfriend. The song peaked at #11 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs charts and #63 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Overview

The music video for "You Don't Have to Worry" was shot either in the spring or summer of 1993 in a derelict section of Park Slope, Brooklyn, or in The Bronx.

Some said the song was highly offended to some people that African-American women were interested on their crushes and basically discovered they had things important to do. The song differs from the music video, the song (the single version) which length is 4:38 (the music video is 4:11), is 27 seconds longer, but in the music video it ends shortly.