I love the way Pharrell thinks. It's simple but complicated to others. Just be yourself..

i could listen pharrell saying whatever he thinks about whatever all day long, vevo give me this opportunity

Pharell gave T.I. some of his best production on I'm Serious. That album to me is so underrated and T.I. best album.

She's a freak tho, she got Angel eyes with the baby face. ...love that song

"What's Yo Name", by T.I., produced by The Neptunes...on TI's I'm Serious album...probably one of the greatest, most underrated collabs from both of them

4years from now ima listen to paperwork and c this and say another Legend has made history N hip Hop Thank you T.I. for your incredible Work. Real Hip Hop

This convo was legendary

TI has the brightest spirit and smile ever, its the best thing in the world

I'm Serious, What's Your Name, Freak Though, Good Life, Amazing, Paperwork, G-Shit, Light Em Up, Oh Yeah! Real T.I. fans get it!!

Good conversation, especially about the features and the music industry and albums singles

Pharell makes some great points about this new music and making songs with no substance based off of popular words. This interview actually helped me understand that I need to, lately I have been thinking of switching up on a few records and doing more of this mumble repetative rap, haven't been able to bring myself to do it as of yet but i see these kids just made their first song yesterday now they're trending.. it looks good, but S/O to these men cause after actually listening to the words they were saying im just going to continue doing what im doing period

I agree 100% with you Pharrell ..! Great points about the current state of the music listening experience.

OK this was absolutely amazing

Freak Though is my favorite T.I. and Pharrell collaboration!

Pharrell and TIP make timeless music!

i got GOOSEBUMPS when T.I. mentioned "freak though"

I could listen to Pharell all day. Hes just so deep.

i love this. this is real artistry. and artist who are not afraid to talk about their craft.

Very insightful conversation. Two of the best doing it still.

18:00 I agree with Pharrell on this, this is why I listen to an album, preferably by one of my favorite artists, in its entirety without looking at the features or song titles. You have a completely different experience than when you know everything beforehand. Conceptual albums like GKMC was a must. I only knew about the single but the rest was so amazing

Pharell is like 10 years older and looks younger

That song they did together light em up R.I.P Doe B that song right there be bumping in the car

Can you imagine J Cole and Pharrell just chopping it up on music and philosophy??

pharrell are SO genius

pharrell is definitely an expert in what it comes to music

Shit just made me dive back in to TIPs discography

really deep and cool interview

What’s Yo Name flashed me hard. I haven’t heard the two first records off T.I.’s impressive discography and so I did a couple days ago. I can What’s Yo Name is my favorite song of Neptunes x T.I. .

Wonderful conversations! There is lots of truth in this. Thanks for pulling this off.

Pharrell never gets old

Didn't expect myself to watch the entire video.

I didn't realize they were worjing like that together - good conversation.

Tip with that southern drawl haha. Classic

Ti the king 💪💪💪 what you know about that

Cool interview .. T.I's pretty smart Smarter than what i thought

Their tolutiloquence tho. they're both so smooth when they talk. T.I. is talking all slow and I can tell he's being very deliberate of his word choice

I agree I 💜 reading the credits.Lisa ficher singing background of Patti Labelle song Burnin

250 Songs Recorded? Oomggggg

This is such a genuine convo , I enjoyed this

damn. that was very insightful. No homo but I fuckin' LOVE T.I. Pretty much everything he spits is fire. He's become a lot more articulate but you can still hear the southern drawl in his r's and such. I can appreciate a rapper who remains grounded despite commercial success and superstardom.

Two legends

Thank you for the knowledge

best interview with Ti and P.

THE KING

Kings👑👑💯

Brilliant!

HAHHAHHAHAHH T.I'S LAUGH MAKES ME LAUGH xd!! HAHHAH

2 legends

great minds

'From a lunar perspective'- ill phrase right there

Very good

That moment when you know that pharrell is 41 years old HOLY SHIT

Luv them

Pharell was one of the first big artist who support TIP from da start of his carrer...

Damn that was Good!!

Rad!

i agree

Steve Stevens (not Slash) played on "Dirty Diana", but I agree with your point, Pharrell.

dope.

Nice conversation! Opened a window to let people know what they really think..

My Day 1😁

Good convo...

Shes a Freak tho. Is the Hardest Song Skateboard and T.I.P ever made together.

wow ....i luv the way t.i. talks

standing still,is too close to moving backwards- TI

Two kings

...,"it has to FEEL that way."

Wow

I definitely agree on the feature thing Pharell was talking about.

Ti kinda looks like Melo in this shit

9:30 You can tell he getting back to that

Get that shit

The song I like the most that these two great artist collaborated on was T.I Album "King" track was "GoodLife", T.I had a cold verse on that track, small verse on that track hit deep, he said Cause the Prisons aren't full, and the Reaper ain't biased, Anybody telling ya different a damn liar. That is all 100% facts. The next track T.I and Pharrell collaborated on was from T.I Album "Urban Legend", track was called "Freak Though"

Pharrell, preach. The industry oversaturatin features like they do everything that works, aint no mystery left in the game an thats a goddamn shame.

Dudes be capping 🧢 about not writing. They be piecing together old rhymes or punching in. They be acting like they that talented but don't nobody write no songs in they head that's bogus to me.

It confuses me why more artist don't disclose information about the music industry. To music consumers the music industry is like some mystic realm that only the people inside it knows the inner workings of it.

if pharrel was 30 when ti was 19 ... then how many fucking years old is pharrel now?

Hella dope. I feel enlightened after watching this. #GIFTED

A cater to the EGO's session but I dig it.

I wish that rappers sing more about the dirt in the world and about how to think with the own head and not just follow every shit...

Pharell looks younger than T.I it’s crazy😂

pharrel is fine

Ti maybe only rapper with no tattoos

T.I. TALKS ABOUT SILLY RAPPERS BUT STILL COLLABS WITH YUNG THUG.....HMMM?

1:06 - 1:10 - No, sorry to be a know-it-all, but T.I's first album dropped in October 2001 "I'm Serious" when he was 20 going on 21, meaning he was working on it most likely throughout summer 2000, early 2001. And his birthday is October 25, 1980...so he was 20. Pharell was 27/28 years old in 2001. So 20 and 28 :P

@4:54 - AND. THATS. WHAT. THEY. DID.

exactly what does ft. stand for

forgot KiD CuDi Tip

5:41 interesting story

Pharrell Williams is 41 years old he was born April 5th 1973

the intro is a cansion kiero em who know what design

At 10:20, I think a few of us know which song Pharrell and TI are referring to. I wasn't too impressed with it's limited lyrical content. So his point is valid. Sad part is the song is very popular among the folks living in urban neighborhoods as a slogan by the younger listeners who are just surprised a song using a slang word, well...consider the source. People like it in the hood, but that demographic is a smaller market that these artists cater to. TI and Pharrell are talking about the higher art form expressed, recorded, which appeals to an even larger demographic of listeners from all ethnic backgrounds or cultures, more downloads, than those in my area of LA, who usually add such a song as their Android phone's ring tone from Metro PCS. "The People's" cell phone provider. ATT is for those with a higher income bracket, slightly. Loving this "real talk", for a change. You work with the artists, and if his vision doesn't fly, not your fault. You stepped aside for the artist's vision, since you and they are collaborating. Pharrell steers the project into the direction he thinks best, but just like Robin Thicke, admitting that during the "Blurred Lines" sessions, he was mostly drunk. Did his vocals, Pharrell steps out of the way and focuses on the goal. Pharrell did do most of the work on that hit. Yet Robin is out front pushing the song. Like a contractor, hired to redesign your kitchen, bathroom, their workmanship, your vision. Next project...( Oh, but for his personal projects, Pharrell always does his thing to perfection. I also think his collaboration with Daft Punk, was a learning experience, as are all projects from beginning to end. It helped sharpen his skills in producing since he referred to them as "The Robots" in one UK interview I watched. But he described their work on a song, ("Get Lucky") as the element that really made it the global hit it became and still is. Enjoyed watching this. Just like a conversation between two talented people and we get to watch. I think he's also a help to TI's frustration in being translated properly. He gets him. Or any client lucky enough to have him work with them. Then then "Therapy" sessions we all love, after the work is done, allows two men, descendants of America's legacy of slavery, to sit together in a quality recording studio and bond over common concerns. Just a chat session, like some of us only get at the local barber shop, probably. Ladies get it at the beauty shop or while getting those extensions sewn in, so I get it. Real people just trying to get somewhere. And, yeah, sometimes you do have to say, "get out my way, please" coming through. That's for the haters who want to keep the crawfish down in the bucket with the rest of their kind. Excuse me...LOL

Como vim parar aqui ?

It's called "Content"

HOW IS HE IN HIS 40s??! HOW. he looks 20 something wtf.

king ech is chosen

Its never over until you decide its not worth your time any more.. dont listen to anyone else.. who is the boss of you gee? God damb son.. t.i need a daddy.. let me be your daddy.. i'll teach you proper grammar there boy

The feature thing that pharrell says is true! i had that experience with Tyler the creator Cherry Bomb.

paperwork aint snoops Bush haha ti got leftovers an snoops album is classik

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