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Video: Pharrell’s Fashion Night Out Party at Billionaire Boys Club Store in Soho

12 years ago view-show 806,553

Earlier this month, Pharrell Williams hosted the Fashion’s Night Out party at the BBC / ICECREAM store in Soho. Pharrell mingled with fans while Mark McNairy’s collaboration on Bee Line, Don C’s NY hats, and exclusive FNO pieces were featured throughout the night.

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New Music: Meek Mill – “Ice Cream” + “The Get Back Freestyle”

10 years ago view-show 1,049,895

Sadly Meek Mill was relatively quiet during the latter half of 2014 due to legal problems. But now that he's officially out and a free man Meek is looking to use 2015 to his advantage and with that he's dropping some new heat to tease fans. First he raps over Wu-Tang Clan's classic "C.R.E.A.M." instrumental for "Ice Cream" and second he's got a fire freestyle entitled "The Get Back Freestyle." Listen to both after the jump.
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Video: Timeless Truth – “Out Of The Loop”

10 years ago view-show 416,493

For a song so sample-based, "Out Of The Loop" seems the perfect ironic title. Queens NY duo Timeless Truth brings a Cold Crush or Trecherous 3 word dance from inside the dusty loops where they found this break beat. Check the video from their latest work Dominican Diner after the jump.

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Video: Pharrell – “Come Get It Bae” Feat. Miley Cyrus

10 years ago view-show 3,103,947

Never let it be said (again) that the musical-genius-vampire-ageless-low-key-Asian-man that is Pharrell doesn't create ethnically diverse videos. After the humdrum about "Blurred Lines" not featuring enough women of multiple shades, he releases this. Miley Cyrus feature notwithstanding, this might be his most diverse display of beauties since his and Snoop's "Beautiful" way back in the early 2000s. Check the rainbow colored visuals after the jump.

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New Music: Usher – “She Came To Give It To You” Feat. Nicki Minaj

11 years ago view-show 613,305

Usher and Nicki Minaj over this disco-era MJ track produced by Pharrell is a sugary dance number. It's half as lewd as their first collab "Lil Freak" and about twice as potent. They achieve more without oversexing it and hint at some better musical chemistry overall. Listen after the jump.