With everyone's favorite, T-Pain and Wanda Wayne.

Are those real drums??

LittleBLUECorvette said:

With everyone's favorite, T-Pain and Wanda Wayne.

Are those real drums??

It sounds like a patch to me...It sounds too clean, to be real.

Songs like these are the reason why MJ was in the studio with someone like pain, as an artist hes wack imo but he's a great producer and has some really funky beats, his last album had some great funky & smooth cuts like "Freeze", "Chopped n screwed" and "Blowin up". Theres also a remix with Jamie Foxx for this, supa dope also!!!

1. That's a loop on the drums. Its a short drum pattern. The drums sound like either addictive drums or EZdrummer software.

2. Charlie Wilson makes EVERYTHING sound good. His voice is amazing. He's a better singer now than he was when he was with the GAP Band.

Loved this song.... It didn't really take off. I thought it would be a big hit for Charlie.

"You make me say-yay-yay!"

Big fan of Charlie...but I really dislike this track.

I agree with Graycap.

Actually, the version posted is not the original. This was the first version sent out to radio, but after it didn't catch on, they remixed it for the album.

daPrettyman said:

I agree with Graycap.

Actually, the version posted is not the original. This was the first version sent out to radio, but after it didn't catch on, they remixed it for the album.

Hmm, I like the uptempo version much better. There was a Charlie Wilson CD in one of my Eddie Kendricks CD cases. I say "what is this" and pop it in.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

daPrettyman said:

I agree with Graycap.

Actually, the version posted is not the original. This was the first version sent out to radio, but after it didn't catch on, they remixed it for the album.

Hmm, I like the uptempo version much better. There was a Charlie Wilson CD in one of my Eddie Kendricks CD cases. I say "what is this" and pop it in.

This version sucks....To damn slow.

daPrettyman said:

I agree with Graycap.

Actually, the version posted is not the original. This was the first version sent out to radio, but after it didn't catch on, they remixed it for the album.

Would have probably liked it much better without the autotune and Jamie Foxx.