Moreover, she appeared on November at "elBeit Beitak" (This Home is Your Home) television show in a step to try to air her music video "Bahibbik Wahashteeny" outside Rotana's channels to give Egypt's the chance to watch it since having Rotana requires a satellite connection. Angham also appeared sometimes on Rotana News to give information about her latest record's update. The record's timing came in a year where the Egyptian music industries and editorial press are starting to harshly accuse Rotana for ruining the Egyptian artists' careers on the expense of the Gulf and Lebanese ones. Angham also performed at Star Academy 4 where she sang "Sidi Wisalak" (Your Charm), "Bahibbik Wahashteeny", and "Baheb Nafsi". Angham's first single music video from "Bahibbik Wahashteeny" record is the title song itself. It was directed by Hady elBajoury. The director was searching for something simple for this particular music video, content only to show Angham in daily life activities in her true face and colours. The filming took part in alGouna, a tourist site in the south of Egypt. In this music video, Angham is considered the first Arabic female artist to appear in her seventh-month pregnant state. She herself wanted a music video that does not exhaust her too much, but yet remain creative, warm and friendly to the lyric of the song. Fahd created a shorter version of the song for the music video where he have cut short the instrumental music as it shows between the 3:10 and 3:35 minutes sequences. Angham won "best presence and allure" and "best camera expression" for this music video, according to Rotana Top 20. The next single, "Bahib Nafsi", broadcast in May, was filmed with the same director in Lebanon. It tackles a very simple scenario, featuring Angham wandering with a car driver through the streets of Lebanon to arrive at a private little concert. She wore her hair very short to make the public think of her hit song "Sidi Wisalak" (Your Charm) from her 2001 record. The second music video was a favor. It helped boost the record's sale, however, in a moderate way. Years 2004–2005 were full of rumors and conflicts which reflected negatively on "Bahibbik Wahashteeny" record sales. Angham joined Rotana production company on 14 March 2004, after seven years of the contract's expiration following the release of "Bet'heb Meen" in 1999.