August 9, 201113 yr This song was actually not that bad. I am a hugh fan of Timbaland (production wise), so I may be being a lil bias on this one.
September 1, 201113 yr I can't tell whether Timbaland is a genius for doing a Moombahton track...or whether this is just terrible. Pitbull is actually bearable in this song.
September 2, 201113 yr I heard this on Capital yesterday. I thought it was a Pitbull album track at first. :lol: It's not bad, but a bit weird. But I guess a Timbaland/David Guetta collab would always be "weird". They're two completely different genres.
September 23, 201113 yr Why is nobody crediting David Guetta anywhere on this anymore? On the radio they've stopped crediting him, on US iTunes he's not credited. He's not credited on Timbaland's channel now either. I hope this song is a big hit. Reminds me of OMG by Usher/will.i.am.
September 23, 201113 yr This will flop painfully, mostly because it's easily Timbaland's worst song to date.
September 24, 201113 yr The video is reminiscent of a modern-day CARRY ON film except tackier and lacking any ironic value. What a terrible song? Who sits in a studio producing these noises and believes it is what makes good pop music? How can a producer feature on another producers track? Surely it's co-producing? It's a simple case of selling a song on name and brand and not on content.
September 24, 201113 yr The video is reminiscent of a modern-day CARRY ON film except tackier and lacking any ironic value. What a terrible song? Who sits in a studio producing these noises and believes it is what makes good pop music? How can a producer feature on another producers track? Surely it's co-producing? It's a simple case of selling a song on name and brand and not on content. I thought it was weird aswell that it featured David Guetta. I imagine he just co-produced it, as you said. Like Timbaland probably made the original bit and then David Guetta remixed it a bit to make it more likeable to the public. It's no wonder it sounds so strange though, the two artists are completely different genres. There's also a David Guetta ft. Timbaland track on David's album, which sounds equally as strange. :lol: David Guetta doesn't seem to be getting credited in most places now. Maybe Timbaland is hoping he'll get all the credit for the beat, and become more popular again. I quite like the song though. It's not as good as some of Timbaland's older material, but when you compare him to some of the big producers today such as RedOne, the song suddenly seems really good and unique. Edited September 24, 201113 yr by Eric_Blob
September 26, 201113 yr RedOne may be generic as fuck but at least he can WRITE A CHORUS and actually have some "production values".
September 26, 201113 yr RedOne may be generic as fuck but at least he can WRITE A CHORUS and actually have some "production values". Sorry if this is a stupid question, but what are "production values"? :lol: And if we're going to do RedOne vs. Timbaland, first you need to be aware that RedOne wouldn't exist if it wasn't for Timbaland (well, he WOULD exist, like he'd be alive, but he wouldn't have a career, which is what I mean :lol:).
September 28, 201113 yr Author If you put it on mute and sing "I'm On A Boat" over the top of the video it's actually so much better.
September 28, 201113 yr I heard this on Capital at 2am the other day and it genuinely scared me :mellow: WTF is this?
September 28, 201113 yr I heard this on Capital at 2am the other day and it genuinely scared me :mellow: WTF is this? The worst thing to reach my ears since Where Them Girls At.
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