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Although it doesn't really match the lyrics but when I heard this on a radio show last week, the guy said "if there are any couples listening this right now, the boy can turn to the girl, smile, and dedicate this song to her"... Haha, "I'll be like, blah blah blah"

I saw a clip, well it was more of picture collection from an Eminem interview a few days ago, when upon being asked "Lil' Wayne has said that he was sent from God in order to teach people how to rap" replied "Hm...I don't remember sending anybody"

You can't not love that video clip (in fact the song couldn't exist without the video clip) so the concept is this: They have won a prize for a boat ride for three and they have to split it... Split it because well, they might be three, but T-Pain has joined! Eventually one is left off and he's doomed to suffer this mockery!

This is a happy celebration of Wiz Khalifa's career in his own words! He's talking about his past, how the industry treated him back in the day and how success changed it all; he is singing a mellow way, it's actually really fun!

Although it does not have anything to do with Justin Timberlake, every time I hear this hook I cannot refrain from getting that reminder of that old song "You're so Vain" which in a similar way it uses very simple words but somehow, you're absolutely sure that the corresponding person, the one who this is directed to, will have 0.0% chances of not getting it.

"Song" can by all means stand for any kind of thought you just want to let the other person know, but due to the overwhelming effect he/she is having on you, you just cannot spit it out...

You don't have to be Pink Floyd in order to have in your catalogue a song 8 minutes of length, which absolutely rocks! JT is maturing so much.... the lyrics use catchy puns in the "mirroring" area to determine that she was there all along but only now he realises...

Two Worlds may certainly be the collision of two choices, all that will be left behind if you follow one path, thus abandoning the other, for the sake of evolution. Which is basically one of the core functions of life, really.

When I sit down and think about this specific matter, I remember Mickey from Rocky, his mentor, who has phrased in a rememberable way the difference between the man who is drowned in wealth and between a man who is motivated by true hunger, when the two are moving towards a common goal.

It's a call for yourself to unveil its true form and stop seeing the blurry reflection in the mirror; see the real you, stripped down and all weaknesses exposed, which after that reveal, there will be a stronger, better you.