Taylor Swift and Drake are in a panic: Mark Zuckerberg is now a singer

Mark Zuckerberg You may have found a social network that offers you a song on Spotify. Head of the company “Meta” just debuted as a singer with a song featuring rapper T-Pain, who previously collaborated with Taylor Swift herself. This song is actually a cover of “Get Low”, originally performed by Lil Jon.

The song lasts three and a half minutes. This will take forever. Actually, in order to properly cover this news, we decided to place it in the editorial office of the magazine. Hypertext. At what time. It’s simple Mark Zuckerberg with auto-tuned voice to the rhythm of the guitar, singing verses like “until the sweat runs down my balls” or “y’all, skeet– You sons of bitches. Meanwhile, T-Pain provides backing vocals and appears in part of the song.

Mark Zuckerberg chose this song for a reason. The cover was designed by his wife Priscilla.because when he met her, she was playing at a university party. “We listen to it every year on our anniversary,” the executive detailed in an Instagram post.

“This year I worked with @tpain on our own version of this lyrical masterpiece.” “Get Low” performed by Mark Zuckerberg is now available on Spotify. Of course, for some reason he’s not on Instagram, the social network owned by Meta, the company founded and run by Zuckerberg.

Mark Zuckerberg ahead of Taylor Swift

Interestingly, this isn’t the first time T-Pain has done this kind of, shall we say, absurd collaboration. Mark Zuckerberg ahead of Taylor Swiftwho in 2008 released “Thug Story”, a parody rap in which the singer-songwriter recites lyrics such as “You midgets never thought I dreamed of hard rap” and “no, I don’t have a gun, no , I have actually never been to the club. I still live with my parents, but I’m still a bully. I’m like that gangsteryou can find me baking cookies at night.”

T-Pain and Taylor Swift even released a video in which they both appear in a distinctive rapper-themed parking lot (baggy clothes, knee-length pants with a belt and diamonds in their teeth). Something unusual for Taylor Swift, since in 2008 she released the country-pop album Fearless, and her outfits for that era included pompous dresses and curly hair.