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4 giorni fa · 16. "The Call (Neptunes Remix)" (featuring Clipse) 2001 Various artists – Urban Renewal: The Songs Of Phil Collins. 8. "I Don't Care Anymore" (performed by Kelis featuring Pharrell) 14. "I Wish It Would Rain Down" (performed by Brian McKnight) Backstreet Boys – The Call Remixes (CDS) 4. "The Call" (Neptunes Remix with Pharrell and Clipse)
1 mag 2024 · North, east, west coast, all my niggas /. They feel me, let’s go /. The bridge of “Grindin'” is a celebration of the duo’s success and influence across different regions of the country. The line “We sell them birds in the south / North, east, west coast, all my niggas” signifies that Clipse’s hustle and grind have paid off and ...
29 apr 2024 · Apr 29, 2024. #1. "It won’t be long before you hear new Pusha T music again. Speaking with Complex, King Push revealed he has been working on music in Paris. Journalist Jordan Rose asked Push about the status of his Gangsta Grillz project and more. King Push gave insight into his creative process. “I will say, there’s been a lot of work ...
13 mag 2024 · The inspiration behind “What Happened to That Boy” can be traced back to Clipse’s personal experiences growing up in Virginia Beach. They witnessed firsthand the realities of the drug trade and the impact it had on their community. The song serves as a stark commentary on the consequences of such activities. 2.
28 apr 2024 · He later gave a timeline regarding solo Push or a return of Clipse: “I would 100% bet that you’re going to get new music from one of those entities that you just named. It’s going to be a ...
26 apr 2024 · During an interview with Complex Push made a big promise. He was asked if either a new solo album or a new Clipse album would be dropping this year. He responded with sure words. "I would 100% bet ...
3 mag 2024 · January 1, 2003. Rap. The song “I’m Lovin’ It” by Clipse featuring Justin Timberlake was a collaboration between rap duo Clipse and pop artist Justin Timberlake. Released as a McDonald’s commercial jingle in 2003, the song quickly gained popularity and became ingrained in pop culture. Produced by The Neptunes and written by Pharrell ...
