Post by I'M ON ONE on Dec 26, 2011 1:00:05 GMT -5
50 Cent and Chris Brown are about to set fire to your speakers. The superstars have recorded their first collaboration.
The record, entitled “Lighters,” was produced by Los Angeles DJ Felli Fel. “I just did 50 Cent’s new record with Chris Brown,” the Power 106 DJ revealed to Rap-Up.com. “It was supposed to be my record. I produced it, me and Chris wrote it. He sings the hook and did a verse as well.”
The song is scheduled to appear on the G-Unit mogul’s upcoming album. “I meticulously put these two together because I realized they never did a record together and I found that odd,” explained Felli. “50 loved the record and the next day I get a call from [50’s manager] Chris Lighty saying, ’50 wants the record.’ I was kinda torn because it was one of those bittersweet things. I knew what we had with this record.”
Felli, who produced the 2007 club banger “Get Buck in Here,” has big hopes for “Lighters.” “It’s probably going to be the biggest record I’ve ever done.”
50 praised Chris after introducing the singer at the American Music Awards. “Chris brown aint no joke. I told yal the main event. I all ready left the show that’s all I wanted to see,” he tweeted.
The record, entitled “Lighters,” was produced by Los Angeles DJ Felli Fel. “I just did 50 Cent’s new record with Chris Brown,” the Power 106 DJ revealed to Rap-Up.com. “It was supposed to be my record. I produced it, me and Chris wrote it. He sings the hook and did a verse as well.”
The song is scheduled to appear on the G-Unit mogul’s upcoming album. “I meticulously put these two together because I realized they never did a record together and I found that odd,” explained Felli. “50 loved the record and the next day I get a call from [50’s manager] Chris Lighty saying, ’50 wants the record.’ I was kinda torn because it was one of those bittersweet things. I knew what we had with this record.”
Felli, who produced the 2007 club banger “Get Buck in Here,” has big hopes for “Lighters.” “It’s probably going to be the biggest record I’ve ever done.”
50 praised Chris after introducing the singer at the American Music Awards. “Chris brown aint no joke. I told yal the main event. I all ready left the show that’s all I wanted to see,” he tweeted.