Bed (J. Holiday song)

"Bed" debuted on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 in the issue week of August 4, 2007 at number 89 and has peaked at number 5.^[3] It was number 1 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs for five weeks in a row. The single has also debuted on MTV's TRL countdown at number 9 on Tuesday July 31, 2007. On Wednesday, August 15, 2007, "Bed" hit number one on its 11th day on the countdown. This song was No. 70 on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Best Songs of 2007.^[4] The video for "Bed" was ranked the No. 11 video of 2007 on BET: Notarized.

On August 17, 2007, Holiday gave his first televised performance of the song on MTV's TRL. "Bed" was also performed on Showtime at the Apollo along with the single "Suffocate".

The music video for "Bed" was directed by Jonathan Mannion. The video starts with J. Holiday in his tour bus. Not long after he goes to a motel where he is singing the first verse. There are scenes of the woman that he is singing about though she is not present with him. The first verse also consists of a scene of Holiday singing on a brown wall. Eventually he packs his things and is walking down a deserted road and soon gets to an automobile store and buys a car. He drives to his girlfriend's house and she jumps up and hugs him. Night falls and as the song states he puts her to "Bed". The camera then shows him waking up in the morning with his girlfriend still asleep. He picks up his plane tickets and leaves in a taxi, leaving the car he bought at his girlfriend's house.

The official remix features American rappers Ja Rule and Trina, and uses the instrumental from R. Kelly's song "Number One". The second official remix features American rapper Fabolous.

A cover of the song was created for Kanye West's Yeezy Season 5 fashion show in New York City. This version, a 17 minute rework by West and hip-hop production duo DJDS, was later released officially on SoundCloud on February 28, 2017, with vocals solely provided by The-Dream.^[5][6]

The song appears on the episode of "Stay fierce, Malik" January 23, 2009 on The Game. The song was also used in a dance sequence by Luke James in the 2019 film Little.