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Wale - On Chill (feat. Jeremih) [Official Music Video] Hotney 8 Ansichten • 2 Jahre vor

Watch the official music video for On Chill by Wale feat. Jeremih from the album Wow... That’s Crazy.
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Wale is a rapper renowned for his hits “Bad,” “Matrimony,” “On Chill,” “Ambition,” “Lotus Flower Bomb,” “My PYT,” and “Pole Dancer.” He worked with artists like Rihanna, Usher, Megan Thee Stallion, and Jeremih — amassing billions of global streams and made history as the first rapper to open the State Of The Union Address.

Lyrics:
we’ve been on a tragedy for months
why can’t you agree with me for once

maybe we can be on chill tonight
maybe i can give you chills

we’ve been on a tragedy for months
why can’t you agree with me for once

maybe we can be on chill tonight
maybe i can give you chills

i’m getting mine like, fine wine, measured in time
many other brothers loved you but this pleasure is mine

its no pressure for us to say that i love you for now
so fuck that cuffin shit i just want us be comfortable now, for real

who you loving who you wanna pull up with
who dont care who you datin’ long as you care and you trust him

trying to hear all your problems, so i can lighten the load
no you not fighting alone
cause i’m protecting you from em' so chill

life hard and ex lovers is like scars
cause they stop hurting but never forgetting what it was

i was a youngin’ my biggest enemy was the club
voicemails on third rings fucked me up

(so I don’t trust…tryin to slow up)

we’ve been on a tragedy (so I don’t trust) for months
why can’t you agree with me for once (i’m trying to slow up)

maybe we can be on chill tonight
maybe i can give you chills

we’ve been on a tragedy for months
why can’t you agree with me for once

maybe we can be on chill tonight
maybe i can give you chills (aye shorty, look, okay)

they switch up on you i’m gonna stay the same
i pull up on you then put it in with patience

i’m good where we got it without no expectations
what good is a tidal when shawty been the wave yeah

let me illustrate ya let my tongue re-paint ya
its already wet, have you had a brain storm

er’where a n***a take ya just know that my face good
Modify your energy so your bank and ur your skin glow

max field let it fly i be up in there alot
just to show you i dont care go wear it to that n***a house

we don’t share our whereabouts or the gossip the hood love
Just supreme confidence if we good

that’s good enough

we’ve been on a tragedy for months
why can’t you agree with me for once

maybe we can be on chill tonight
maybe i can give you chills

we’ve been on a tragedy for months
why can’t you agree with me for once

maybe we can be on chill tonight
maybe i can give you chills

how about that? i’m tired of making up and fallin’ out
wanna be the n***a you calling up

that pick your body when you down and out, lets chill

how about that? i’m tired of making up and fallin’ out
wanna be the n***a you calling up

that pick your body when you down and out, lets chill

we’ve been on a tragedy for months
why can’t you agree with me for once

maybe we can be on chill tonight
maybe i can give you chills

we’ve been on a tragedy for months
why can’t you agree with me for once

maybe we can be on chill tonight
maybe i can give you chills

just give me all
just be there and there

#OfficialMusicVideo #Wale #Jeremih #OnChill #WeAreWarnerRecords

Tower of Power: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 5 Ansichten • 4 Jahre vor

Aug. 13, 2018 | Felix Contreras -- When the 10 members of Tower of Power were in place behind Bob Boilen's desk, strategically positioned around the band's famous five-piece horn section, their first collective blast three beats into the sound check literally made the video crew jump. It was more a force of nature than a sound, and an impressive display of the "five fingers operating as one hand" concept of band cohesiveness.

From the group's beginning in Oakland in 1968, its soul disciples stood out from the peace-and-love scene in the San Francisco Bay. Their dedication to the horn-driven soul heard on recordings from the Stax and Atlantic record labels evolved to such a sophisticated level as to make the Tower of Power Horns an entity unto themselves. Eventually artists as diverse as Santana, the Grateful Dead and even Elton John enlisted them to give their music an authentic connection to the scene.

I have to confess that this show was mostly a labor of self-indulgent love, since I've been a fan since about 1972. So it was a joy to listen to the unmistakable sounds of my youth as the band delivered both "What Is Hip" and "So Very Hard to Go" with so much vitality, it sounded as if they were just written last week. During the performance of the title track from their new album, "The Soul Side of Town," the playing, the passion and the precision remains unchanged after all the years.

1968 was one hell of a year musically, as we've seen from this year's many anniversary celebrations of albums, events and bands. Add Tower of Power to that shortlist of artists for whom that moment was an early rehearsal for what would become a five decade career. A band this big will inevitably have some members come and go, but it's important to note that the original songwriting nucleus of bari saxophonist Stephen "Funky Doctor" Kupa and bandleader/tenor saxophonist Emilio Castillo continue to write and perform, as does original drummer David Garibaldi.

I want to write that the band has become an institution. But that conjures images of stuffy old men looking down professorially on youthful funksters, occasionally showing them how it was done in a long-lost golden era. Instead, Tower of Power remains as vital and full of life-affirming funk and soul, if not more, as they were in 1968. The band's dedication, hard work and connection to us long-time fans prove that a good idea is timeless. If you need proof, just watch this video.

Congrats, fellas. It's been a very soulful 50 years.

Set List
"On the Soul Side of Town"
"So Very Hard to Go"
"What Is Hip?"

Credits
Producers: Felix Contreras, Morgan Noelle Smith; Creative Director: Bob Boilen; Audio Engineer: Josh Rogosin; Videographers: Morgan Noelle Smith, Maia Stern, Becky Harlan, CJ Riculan; Production Assistant: Catherine Zhang; Photo: Samantha Clark/NPR.