Future Speaks On Pharrell’s Unwillingness To Appear On ‘Move That Dope’

[Street Knowledge]

Future ecently spoke on the challenges he faced when trying to get Pharrell Williams to add his verse on ‘Move That Dope’. The Atlanta rapper explains how Williams was worried about his image and the repercussions when recording as track with that subject matter.

According to Future, Williams questioned himself when working on the song, because he didn’t want any backlash against him.

“[Pharrell] was like, ‘Man, I don’t know if I should do this, ’cause I don’t want, like, a big backlash on me. I love this song, but I don’t want a backlash,’” Future adds. “I was like, ‘Man, no, it’s a positive message. The verse is telling people to let everything go. You have a message that’s positive throughout your verse. I think people need to hear that, ’cause your voice is such a big voice in hip-hop.’ And he was down with it in the end.” (HipHopDX)

 

[wire28]

Scared he was gonna mess up his ascent to #NewBlack

 

[Black smoke and cac jokes]

I would have respected it if he said "I shouldn't be on this song because I know nothing about selling dope", but this fakkit was worried that his CAC following wouldn't respect him

 

[I love Latina women]

it's funny cause i thought about this the minute i heard the song too... but fukk it, it's entertainment

 

[FeloniousMonk]

I thought Phareal was trying to keep his street edge

 

[Xbox One X]

The Clipse

 

[Yung Yogurt]

Nah fukk that, nigggas need to be held accountable. yeah it's entertainment but at the same time nigggas that made it in the game shouldn't still be pushing negativity to our people. This song could have been just as catchy without the drug hook.

 

[lowkey0z]

reminds me of when drake faked on going to this nikkas video shoot

 

[Grizzly]

Future ecently spoke on the challenges he faced when trying to get Pharrell Williams to add his verse on ‘Move That Dope’. The Atlanta rapper explains how Williams was worried about his image and the repercussions when recording as track with that subject matter.

According to Future, Williams questioned himself when working on the song, because he didn’t want any backlash against him.

“[Pharrell] was like, ‘Man, I don’t know if I should do this, ’cause I don’t want, like, a big backlash on me. I love this song, but I don’t want a backlash,’” Future adds. “I was like, ‘Man, no, it’s a positive message. The verse is telling people to let everything go. You have a message that’s positive throughout your verse. I think people need to hear that, ’cause your voice is such a big voice in hip-hop.’ And he was down with it in the end.” (HipHopDX)

the bolded is such bullshyt...I dont even think he believes what he said right there

 

[T-K-G]

I would have respected it if he said "I shouldn't be on this song because I know nothing about selling dope", but this fakkit was worried that his CAC following wouldn't respect him

word, being scared of a "backlash" is damn near the weakest excuse you can make if you call yourself a true artist of anything imo

P saying that shyt just makes me appreciate having nikkas like Kanye in the game that nikka gives no fukks

 

[Still Benefited]

the bolded is such bullshyt...I dont even think he believes what he said right there

It worked didnt it....But Future probably damn near busted out laughin when he said that shyt.

 

[CoCKy GeNiuS]

@ Future using his inner Puff mouthpiece to lure pharrell, at pharrell being shook of making his new audience unHAPPY ....

 

[NSSVO]

It was a risky move. I think it was an unnecessary.

 

[SixxiS]

me and 20 girls doing yoga naked


positive

 

[Fmju]

me and 20 girls doing yoga naked


Based

Fixed