Janella Salvador's music video for her new single "Headtone" dropped just last night at 7 p.m. It's a very sexy video seemingly destined to be controversial. The song's lyrics are about the tension of waiting for a passionate rendezvous with one's lover. 

But the video's narrative is not entirely reflective of the song's lyrics written by Kiko "Kyxx" Salazar and Adonis Tabanda. The lyrics have phrases that have double meanings. On one level, they sound like they are about performing a fabulous song. On another, the words seem to be talking about a sexual act.

Towards the end of the video, the sultry showgirl portrayed by Janella burns on fire with her lover, portrayed by Jake Ejercito.

You'll have to watch the video on YouTube to find out how the showgirl did the burning.

The video has an epilogue. At the video's launch, when everyone thought the video had ended because the screen turned black, the host had to say: "Wait! There's more!"

That "more" sort of explains why the showgirl had to commit that act of burning. 

The video carried a warning that some scenes may be "triggering." 

Salvador, 25, is credited as its creative director and co-director. Its executive producer is Roxy Liquigan, with Jonathan Manalo as head of music content and operations 

"Headtone" is just one of eight songs in an album to be launched this year. Salvador revealed that one of the eight songs was written by Moira dela Torre that Salvador recorded the night before the launch.

"I actually recorded a song, the one I finished at 2 a.m. with Moira. She was the one who wrote that song… You know how Moira's songs are, so aabangan 'yan (watch for it)," Salvador said.