We also went over different beats and he told me to make the music reflective of me. What advice did Pharrell give you, and how was it meeting him? When I met Pharrell, he gave me advice to stay positive, work extra hard. Definitely, he’s a real model of fashion to me for that. But to be creative director, that’s super amazing to come from rap and make it there. To even be in business in any way, shape, or form with Louis Vuitton is amazing. Any fashion icons? I didn’t study it as far when I was coming up. What other brands do you like? I like Rick Owens right now. I tried to get creative and put some bleach on the clothes for the little polka dots to give the clothes a different look.
I’d wear five or six outfits for the whole year to rotate, so fashion wasn’t really a thing. What were you wearing before you got money? Before I had money, I was wearing the same clothes. I was putting on a whole bunch of outfits every day. This was my first time going and expanding to that market, just checking it out, and I definitely had fun. I don’t normally be interested in going out there and watching the shows. How was your first fashion week experience in Paris? My first fashion week this year was lit. LOUIS VUITTON MEN’S top, BOTTEGA VENETA sunglasses, and talent’s own jewelry (worn throughout.) I could spend more time on myself, and focus on what I need to worry about. It gives me a little bit of peace of mind. I don’t really know too many people, it’s like a fresh start. It’s a good space for me to be in because it’s nothing too personal. You’re going to Europe on this tour, how does being there give you peace of mind? I love being in Europe. Do you still get nervous at all when you perform? Sometimes I get a little nervous, but not too much. You’ve said that festivals and sold-out crowds are normal to you now.
I haven’t really had a lot of new music catalogs to switch up my set in a while, so I’m looking forward to that. It’s a little overdue right now, but this time I’m excited to perform new songs. Add more to my show than me performing in front of the mic. For this tour, I’m more excited to build up my set. You’re embarking on the Beat the Odds Tour-what’re you most excited about? I know performing is one of your favorite things. GIVENCHY jacket AMIRIshirt, and KIDSUPER pants. The Bronx, New York native shuts down stages all over the world, and now he’s excited as ever to embark on his forthcoming Beat The Odds Tour-kicking off September 21st in Pittsburgh and wrapping December 15th in San Francisco. And if there’s one thing about Lil Tjay, it’s the fact that he’s always going to put on a show for his fans. Fan favorites include “F.N,” “Calling My Phone” featuring 6LACK, “Brothers,” and many many more. With over 9.3 billion global streams to his name, Lil Tjay has cemented himself as a mainstay in the rap game, arriving with his own unique sound, swag, and testimony of triumph that shines through with each release. The album hails standout features from Summer Walker, Polo G, NBA Youngboy, The Kid LAROI, and Jadakiss. The 15-track album boasts the song “Foster Baby,” as Tjay opens up about being adopted and the trials and tribulations that come with overcoming the streets. 12-inch and CD singles also included an edit of "Beat Box (Diversion One)", listed on the releases either as "Beatbox Diversion 10" or just "Beat Box". 222 isn’t just Tjay addressing the shooting, although the project’s lead single “June 22nd” sees him reliving that day in detail. On the Daft compilation, the former was retitled "Love", and an edit of the latter was called "(Three Fingers Of) Love". The 12-inch remixes were "Moments In Love (Beaten)" and the slower "Love Beat". Singles generally featured shortened edits of the album version. Copyright dates indicate the edits & remixes were prepared in 1984. Reissues followed in 19, in some markets.
The version that was used on this soundtrack was "Moments in Love (Beaten)". Although the original 10-minute version appeared on both the Into Battle with the Art of Noise release in 1983 and the Who's Afraid of the Art of Noise? album in 1984, "Moments In Love" wasn't released globally as a commercial single until 1985, when the song was featured on the "Pumping Iron II: The Women" soundtrack. "Moments in Love" is the third single by Art of Noise and written by Anne Dudley, Trevor Horn, J.
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