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Ivy Queen - Toma (Video Oficial) Hotney 2 vistas • 3 años hace

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Letra:

INTRO
Empezamos
toma
Y El ritmo en las bocinas si se asoma
Esto esta que arde puede que te deje en coma
Y siente la presión así que TOMA

CORO
TOMA Reggaeton
Reggaeton
Pa Que sienta la presión
Reggaeton
Pa que mueva el montón
TO TOMA Reggaeton
Pa Que sienta la presión
Reggaeton
Pa que mueva el montón
TOMA TOMA
1er Verso
Metele sazón a lo calderon
Tu sabes que esta flaca tiene un Flow cabron
Un zorro como Rauw es lo que necesito
Pa que baile safaera a lo San Benito
Yeah Yeah

Yo quiero un papi de PR
Que me enamore y me bese bien rico
Dime baby como te explico
Tengo tanta salsa que salpico

La intención es saber si tu me duras
Cuando mueva mi booty
La calentura es segura y jura
Que quedaras juqueao con mi cintura
Aguanta y toma, melaza pura y

CORO
Reggaetón
Reggaeton
Pa Que sienta la presión
Reggaeton
Pa que mueva el montón
TO, TOMA Reggaeton
Pa Que sienta la presión
To Toma eggaetón
Pa que mueva el montón
TOMA TOMA
2do VERSO
Hey Siri play the new shit de Ivy
La escencia de PR y NY city
Facturando pal de milli como riri
Y seguimos botando humo con un philly.
Esto es pa que guaye
Como en los tiempos de playe
Elegante pero siempre calle
Así que no me falle
Na, dont even try it
EL PIQUETE DE CALLE NO TE SALE
POR MAS QUE ENSAYES.

PUENTE / Bridge

Asumiendo la posición
auhh
Tienen que respetar los rangos
Tengo stamina y condición
Auhh
Esto lo tengo agarrao por el mango

Yo Se que a ti te gusta
Coquetear con fuego
Si te me pego es de cuerpo a cuerpo a sudar
CORO
TOMA TOMA Reggaeton
De cuerpo a cuerpo A SUDAR
Pa Que Sienta La Presion
Reggaeton
De Cuerpo a Cuerpo a Sudar
TOMA TOMA Toma Reggaeton
Cuerpo a Cuerpo A SUDAR
Pa Que sienta la presión
De cuerpo a cuerpo A SUDAR
Toma Toma Reggaeton
Pa que mueva Pa Que mueva el montón
Friky ah…
Ivy Queen Became Know as the Queen Of Reggaeton a Singer with a Fierce Stage Persona

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Debbie Gibson - Love Don't Care (Official Music Video) Hotney 2 vistas • 3 años hace

Official music video for new single "Love Don't Care" from The Body Remembers.

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Music Video Credits

Director: Nick Spanos / Debbie Gibson
Executive Producer: Heather Moore / Debbie Gibson
Producer: Aaron Craig / We Are Films

Director of Photography: Pat Anthony
1st AD Justin Giffen
2nd AD Amanda Lynn Lee “Dodge”
1st AC Nenad Simic

Jib Operator: Rhett Nielson
Ms Gibson’s Glam: Sheena Zar
Ms Gibson’s Wardrobe: Belinda Long
Choreographers: Buddy Casimano / Eddie Bennett
Assistant: Rommel Pacson

Talent
2am girl: Rachel Pizzolato
Camera Man: Charlie Gillespie
Director: Lars Halvor Nelson
Rollerskater: Jimmy Van Patten
New Boy: David Ojiako
Boyfriend: Jordan Canamar
Meet Cute 1: Patrick Hancock
Meet Cute 2: Kevin Stea
Featuring: Diamond Debheads

Dancers
Buddy Casimano
Eddie Bennett
Kevin Stea
Shana McCartney
Kristyn Hoffman
Shane Johnson
Radnell Marin-Pedraza
Elliott with 2 T’s

Grip & Electric
Gaffer: Keaton Bayne
Key Grip: Unico Clemente
Randy Cassata

Art Department
Art Dept / Set Design: Lisa Loew
Asst Pete Hearn
Asst Jordyn Thayer
Asst Alexander Yang
Scott Jannush

Hair / Makeup for Features
Krystyl Hernandez

Wardrobe for Features
Brynn Watkins
Josalene Ginn
Chelsy Skaw

Production Assistants
Frank Martinez
Lukas Guamen

Catering
Tingle Labs Kitchen

5th St Woodworks
History for Hire
Liberace Garage
F11 Rentals
Bokeh Rentals

Song Credits

Songwriters: Lars Halvor Nelson, Tracy Young, Debbie Gibson
Published by: Deekay Music / BMG Rights Mgmt (BMI) / Ferosh Publishing (ASCAP) / Birdsong Publishing (ASCAP)
Produced by: Tracy Young, Sean Thomas and Debbie Gibson
Tracy Young Engineer: Paolo Jeveaux
Track Recorded at: Ferosh Studios
Keyboards and Programming: Tracy Young
Additional Keys: Sean Thomas
Trumpet: Dan Falcone
Alto Sax: Philip Wigfall
Tenor Sax: Eric Tewalt
Trombone: Nathan Tanouye
Guitars: Paul Sidoti
Percussion: Johannes Greer
Percussion engineer: Caleb “KBC” Sherman
Background Vocals: Sylvia MacCalla, Lyssa Lyn, Christine Shebeck, Debbie Gibson
Mixed by: Josh Gudwin / Henson Studios
Mix Assist: Heidi Wong
© Stargirl Records

Lyrics

It’s 2am, she’s alone
Head on the pillow
The phone next to her
Will he text her? No…

She knows he already knows
She put her heart on that post
Just hoping he would notice

Ohhhh….
You know it’s out of your control
Take it from me girl, I know

Love don’t care
If you’re ready… and,
Love don’t care
A thing about time
Love don’t care
If you’re strong or unsteady
Don’t give a damn
Who you got on your mind

Ohhh….
Ahhh ahhh ahhh
Ohhh….

You’d think I’d learned it by now
But here I am and
How am I to fight this feeling
Here I’m sayin’ all this stuff
But, I’m no match for your love
It’s my heart takin’ the beating

Ohhhh
I can’t pretend, I can’t let go
Oh man I know

Love don’t care
If you’re ready, and
Love don’t care
A thing about time
Love don’t care
If you’re strong or unsteady
Don’t give a damn
Who you got on your mind
Love don’t wait
For no-nobody
Gotta take love’s hand
When it asks you to dance…and,
Love will break
The strongest somebody
But, love…
I’m still gonna give you a chance

Ohhh…
Ahhh ahhh ahhh
Ohhh…
Oh man I know

Love I care
And I’m ready
Yeah, I’m right there
And, I’m taking you on
Take my hand
Hold me steady
‘Cause love you’re the stuff dreams are built upon

Ohhh…
Ahhh ahhh ahhh
Ohhh…

Love don’t care
If you’re ready…and,
Love don’t care
A thing about time
Love don’t care
If you’re strong or unsteady
Don’t give a damn
Who you got on your mind

It’s 2am, she’s alone
Head on the pillow
The phone next to her
Will he text her? No…

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Rhythm D On Eazy E, Producing For Death Row & Ruthless Records, Dr. Dre, Paperboy, Growing Up In Hotney 3 vistas • 3 años hace

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David Weldon grew up in South Central Los Angeles. As he was coming of age as a hip-hop producer in the early '90s, he got caught up in a feud between the two biggest West Coast rap names of the time: Eazy-E and Dr. Dre. The pair had great success together with N.W.A, bringing gangsta rap to the masses, but Dre left the group over a financial dispute and allied with former bodyguard Suge Knight, as part of the upstart label Death Row Records.

Weldon, who goes by Rhythm D, was initially aligned with Death Row, and left not long before the release of Dre's legendary 1992 album The Chronic, complete with its eviscerating Eazy-E disses on "Fuck Wit Dre Day." "You fucked with me, now it's a must that I fuck with you."

Weldon instead joined the camp of Eazy's Ruthless Records, stepping into Dre's role as the label's in-house producer. Weldon's most memorable production to come out of this era, Eazy's "Real Compton City G's," was a response to "Fuck Wit Dre Day," and was equally raw: "Watch the sniper, time to pay the piper," Eazy rapped, as well as mocking Dre for the feminine outfits he'd worn in his previous group, World Class Wreckin' Cru.

Weldon went to great lengths to convince Eazy that the G-funk sound on "Real Compton City G's" set the appropriate tone. That the song was a hit — and helped Eazy get the last word in the famous battle — owed much to its sinister beat. Rhythm D's star was in orbit. But his newfound notoriety came at a cost: Those involved with the Ruthless/Death Row dispute had reason to be scared for their lives, and Weldon was watched over by a bodyguard named Big Animal. "I couldn't go nowhere," Weldon says. "It was a real beef."

Indeed, such beef would take the lives of Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls, and by the early 2000s Weldon had had enough. The Southern rap sound was ascendant, and he began making frequent trips to Atlanta. "Our music was caught up in gangsta rap instead of making people dance and have a good time," Weldon says. "The business was flourishing out here more than anywhere else. Instead of being mad at the South I came down here."

Working with rapper Bonecrusher and shown the city's ropes by V103's DJ Nabs, he became increasingly enchanted with Atlanta. "People here are a little more warm, with the Southern hospitality," he says.

Following the death of his sister from cancer, he quietly moved down here permanently in 2010, and now resides near where Atlanta meets Cobb County, off of Marietta Street. Not a lot of Atlantans realize they have a '90s production legend in their midst; Weldon also crafted the classic Paperboy track "Ditty," and helped Bone Thugs-n-Harmony define their sound on their first album.

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