The feel-good move came from the right place but some on Twitter are critical of the producer asking for money considering his $150 million net worth.
Pharrell Williams put on one of the best music festivals of 2019 in the Something In The Water festival, and revelers will once again have a chance to experience the magic. Working in tandem with his hometown of Virginia Beach, Va., Williams and his team announced an epic lineup while adding week-long programming as well.
Pharrell’s first annual Something In The Water festival this past April was a resounding success. Today (Oct. 14), the Neptunes producer, creative director and a whole bunch of other titles announced that the festival will be returning in 2020, and is damn near a week-long event.
Yesterday (August 19 Pharrell Williams announced his new adidas Originals campaign, “Now Is Her Time.” The new campaign is all about female empowerment “through the power of representation and bold voices,” and features powerful women from different backgrounds the allies that support them.
It isn’t a secret that Pharrell Williams loves to give back to the youth and young creative minds and the Virginia native once again proved that fact last week. After speaking at a Harlem high school graduation, Skateboard P announced that he’ll be granting all 114 graduating seniors an internship.
Pharrell Williams is already having a great year, per usual. Besides a new festival in his hometown of Virginia Beach, the Neptunes producer, creative director, fashion designer and more had his Billionaire Boys Club brand launch limited edition signature crates.
Pharrell Williams is asking his fellow Virginians to open their doors in the name of art. The creative wants them to host others for the Something In The Water Festival.
Besides producer, artist, creative director and more, Pharrell Williams can now add music festival founder to his extensive list of jobs. Today (March 4), Pha-Real announced Something In The Water—what’s being tagged as a “multi-day music festival and cultural experience” that’s going down in Virginia Beach.
Pharrell Williams does not appreciate the nation’s tone-deaf President’s use of his music. The Neptunes producer had his lawyer send Cheeto a cease and desist for his use of the hit “Happy” at a most inappropriate time.
This year’s NBA All-Star Game takes place next month and features the talents of Kevin Hart and N.E.R.D. along with Pharrell Wiliams. The NBA announced that Hart will open the show, and N.E.R.D. will rock a halftime set.
Pharrell is set to extend his winning streak with adidas. The master creativist has announced a new campaign with the sneaker giant.
The ageless Pharrell Williams teams with the OG Stan Smith to unveil the former’s Tennis Hu Icons collection. The gear is the latest collab between Pha-real and adidas Originals.
