Pharrell Williams is one of the most fashionable artists in the game, but nobody was prepared to see the producer donning what appeared to be an over-sized ranger hat at the 2014 Grammy Awards. As expected, Twitter went in on Skateboard P‘s hat choice with some hilarious jokes and memes.
Pusha T hit Jimmy Kimmel Live with Pharrell Williams in tow to perform “S.N.I.T.C.H.” off of his My Name Is My Name album. Actually, technically they ended up performing “S.M.I.T.C.H.”
Pharrell is a jack of all trades–master of pretty much all of them. Whether he’s creating classic songs that light up the charts or juggling family life with a high level of fashion sense, he does it with flair and humbleness.
Plenty of women, and dudes that go that way, feel a ways that Pharrell Williams married his longtime girlfriend, Helen Lasichanh, this past weekend. However, not much is really known about her–in Hip-Hop circles or anywhere else.
Pharrell continues to have a great year on all fronts. As if producing mega hits like “Blurred Lines” weren’t enough, the Neptune producer has also collaborated with clothing and accessories brand Moncler on a 2013 fall/winter collection.
2 Chainz has been on the West Coast promotion his forthcoming album, B.O.A.T.S. 2: Me Time. 2 Necklace’s latest stop was performing his single, “Feds Watching,” featuring Pharrell, on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Recording artists would probably agree that a track from Pharrell Williams is a good look, just ask Nelly. Between Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines” and Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” Williams is a beast on the charts right now, and Nelly might add another hit to his repertoire.
Will.i.am’s legal action against Pharrell Williams isn’t a lawsuit, his lawyer says. Rolling Stone obtained court documents in which the Los Angeles native accused Williams of stealing his “I Am” moniker for “i am OTHER.”
The No. 1 song on the Billboard 100 for the last two weeks is in trouble with feminists. Robin Thicke‘s “Blurred Lines” single is catching criticism for its misogynistic lyrics, and visuals.
Myspace is pulling out all the stops after a complete overhaul of the former social media giant was announced by Justin Timberlake earlier this year. In a new high-energy promo ad aimed at beefing up interest features Pharrell, Mac Miller, Schoolboy Q, RiFF RAFF, Ciara, and plenty of others.
We receive another heater courtesy of Kelly Rowland with “Street Life.” On paper, the song was destined to be quality because of contributions from former Star Trak collaborators Pusha T and Pharrell Williams.
