Pharrell Williams is so successful!!! He has already 3 singles which they have sold more than 1.000.000 copies only in U.k..He managed to be a global artist after these huge sales.."Marily Monroe" was released as the second single from Williams' second studio album Girl on March 10, 2014. It also features uncredited vocals from English singer Kelly Osbourne. It doesn't sound as a big hit (like "Happy") but it has the same "Pharrell/The Neptunes vibes"..It also reminds me a little bit of "Boys" by Britney Spears..It's quite listenable though.

 

Zane Lowe already loving this track, but are we sure it's single #2 and not just a popular album track online?

 

Hopeful it can be another hit for Pharrell, the entire album is class.

LOVE this. :wub:

 

Great follow-up.

One of the best on the album so am Happy that it's the next single.

Edited April 6, 201411 yr by Dobbo

I've been obsessed with Gust Of Wind lately, I hope that can be a single.

 

Marilyn Monroe could get overshadowed by Happy, but hopefully not.

 

Not bad, but not the most exciting video in the world.

 

Song is still a total jam.

Defo one of the best songs with hunter for me :wub:

Marilyn Monroe could get overshadowed by Happy, but hopefully not.

 

I thought you were being serious for a minute!

 

Love this. Exactly what Justin Timberlake should have come back with.

Marilyn Monroe could get overshadowed by Happy, but hopefully not.

 

It actually is here in the Netherlands. Happiness jumped back to #1 last week while Marilyn Monroe is stalling at around #20. They should've waited (even) longer to release it.

Edited April 23, 201411 yr by Atonement

This song is very JT, but I honestly think it's better than anything he has ever done!

 

It better do well.

This song is boring as hell. Even "Not a Bad Thing" is better, if we must compare the two.

Starting to like this now, should reach the top 40 with radio 1 A List rotation & the new video just out!

Didn't know where to put this. Seen this doing the rounds, noticed it at the start of Marilyn Monroe as well. :lol:

 

I don't get it. It's just his style of producing.

Surprised I've never noticed his "repeat sound 4 times" intro technique (for want of a better description)! Rather distinctive.

 

Milkshake's intro. *.*