After paying homage to the former Fugee on "Wyclef Jean," Young Thug connects with Wyclef Jean once more for the Caribbean-infused jam "I Swear." Thugger will also be appearing on Clef's forthcoming J'ouvert EP.
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The collaborative duo that is Wyclef Jean and Young Thug is back with a new song, “I Swear,” a tropical, romantic ode. The two first connected on Thug’s Jeffery in August on the song “Kanye West,” which had previously been titled “Pop Man,” “Wet Wet” and “Elton.” Thugger had said that the song titles would be named after people he idolized, the first track being “Wyclef Jean.” As with “Kanye West,” the two display a strong chemistry here, Thug keeping most of the references and imagery in his verse on message. Read more: xxlmag.com -
Wyclef Jean surprisingly linked up with Young Thug on Thugger’s JEFFERY mixtape on the melodic closer, “Kanye West.” They also worked The two are back again — this time it’s Wylcef’s song — with “I Swear.” He debuted the song on Ebro’s Beats 1 show. Source: 2dopeboyz.com -
Wyclef Jean took to Ebro Darden’s Beats 1 radio show last night to debut a new track with Young Thug. The track is called “I Swear,” and it is a Caribbean-inflected, dancehall/trap hybrid so lush it will make you feel like the summer beach vibe never ended. -
Wyclef Jean reunites with Young Thug on their newest collaboration, "I Swear." The track is pretty much an instant heater with island-infused production and an airy hook that perfectly blends both artists' capabilities, and they reflect the same theme in the beachy music video. This is now the second time the two have linked, with the first coming on Thug's Jeffery project on the "Kanye West" track. Thugger named all of his album tracks after his idols that he admires. If you remember, the first track was named for Wyclef Jean so it's no surprise that the rapper would be down to work with Wyclef again. -
After Wyclef Jean guested on “Kanye West” from Young Thug’s latest project Jeffery , Thugger is repaying one of his idols with a guest feature of his own. The two artists collide again on a summery track called “I Swear,” a single from Wyclef’s upcoming J'ouvert EP. Unfortunately for nostalgics, the song doesn’t interpolate All-4-One’s 1994 classic of the same name. Instead, Young Thug and ‘Clef merge dancehall and electronic music aesthetics to make a pop song with tropical flavor—the kind of song you might hear at a beach wedding. Read more: genius.com -
Wyclef Jean is back with a new politically charged track. And the former Fugees singer doesn’t hold back in trolling Donald Trump in its official video, which Funny Or Die posted online Friday. In the clip for “If I Was President 2016,” the rapper imagines what life in the White House will be like for the winner of the presidential election. Read more: huffingtonpost.com -
Wyclef Jean is getting some additional mileage out of his 2004 single “President” this election season. Earlier this month, he released an updated version of the song, “If I Was President 2016,” with lyrics about Black Lives Matter, Hillary Clinton, and Donald Trump. The newly released music video, which doubles as a Funny or Die skit, features Jean in three Oval Office personas: a cheerful, weed-smoking Clinton, an angry Trump, and a sleepy Bernie Sanders. Read more: Spin.com -
Wyclef Jean has released the official music video for “If I Was President 2016,” which finds the former Fugee playing the roles of Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders. While the content of the song doesn’t really pair up with a comedic concept, Wyclef manages to pull it off. Read more: hiphopdx.com -
Wyclef Jean releases "If I Was President 2016," a reimagined version of his political classic, today. The track, with new lyrics about the current political and social climate, can be purchased here . Listen to "If I Was President 2016" Here The track will be featured on J'ouvert, Wyclef's highly anticipated new EP that will be available digitally on November 18th. J'ouvert features Young Thug, Walk The Moon and others,and the title refers to the offical beginning of Carnival. Read more: broadwayworld.com
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