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Trey Songz (Ft. Chris Brown) – Chi Chi
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On “Chi Chi,” Trey Songz teams up with his friend and frequent collaborator Chris Brown to sing about their sexual endeavors and wealth.
The song’s title is derived from the
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Lil Mosey (Ft. Chris Brown) – Chi Chi
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[Intro] / Got, got it on smash / Got, got it on smash / [Chorus: Chris Brown] / Pull up in that Bentley GT / Skrrt, skrrt, beep, beep (ooh) / Girl meet me in my bed / I'ma go down
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Chloe Conlon 🍀 – Chris Brown Videography
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This page lists all of the music videos Chris Brown has appeared in over his career in chronological order. Links to the song pages on Genius have also been provided for the music
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Chris Brown (Ft. Busta Rhymes & Lil Wayne) – Look at Me Now
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“Look at Me Now” is a braggadocious track featuring rap veterans Busta Rhymes and Lil Wayne and is Chris' first rap-centered single to be released. The track was released as the
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David Guetta (Ft. Chris Brown & Lil Wayne) – I Can Only Imagine
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[Verse: Chris Brown] / Where you been? Where you been all my life? / Baby, this a sin, the way you look in the light / It's obvious that I want somethin' from you / And you know
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Chris Brown & Trey Songz – Tuesday (Remix)
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For promotion of his new album X Breezy teams up with his long-time friend Trey Songz for a remix to ILoveMakonnen’s “Tuesday”.
On September 14th 2014 the song was premiered on US
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Chris Brown (Ft. Trey Songz) – Ain't a Thing (Lovin' or What)
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[Intro] / (Drumma Boy) / [Chorus: Chris Brown, Trey Songz, Chris Brown & Trey Songz] / Are you lovin' or what? / Baby, are you lovin' or what? / Ain't no thing / Are you lovin' or
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Chris Brown – Gimme That
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In “Gimme That,” Chris tries to attain a woman who is three years older than him. The song’s best known lyric references Cadillac’s old school low riders.
“Gimme That” was
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Chris Brown (Ft. Aaliyah) – Don't Think They Know
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“Don’t Think They Know” is an appreciation track to both Chris' and Aaliyah’s fans, as confirmed by Chris in a June 2013 tweet. The track was released as the second single from X
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Chris Brown (Ft. Trey Songz) – Sexy
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“Sexy” sees the Virginia natives deliver a sultry collaboration in which they beg their girls to “tease them” and give it up for them.
“Sexy” marks the twenty seconds
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Rockie Fresh (Ft. Chris Brown) – Call Me When It’s Over
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In a January 2016 interview with HotNewHipHop, Rockie Fresh details on how he met Chris Brown and how the latter’s feature came to be:
I was in the studio with Hit-Boy in LA and
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JAY-Z & Kanye West – Niggas in Paris
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Kanye West, XXL Magazine, October 2010:
I am where art meets commercial. The sweet spot between the hood and Hollywood. Having a conversation with Karl Lagerfeld and Jay-Z within
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Chris Brown (Ft. Trey Songz) – Hooked On
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[Intro: Trey Songz, Chris Brown] / Yeah, oh-oh / Uh-huh / Yeah, yeah (Yeah) / [Verse 1: Chris Brown] / You and your girls goin' out tonight, oh / I got all of my niggas in here
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Chris Brown (Ft. Lil Wayne & Tyga) – Loyal
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“Loyal” is an ode to unfaithful women that Chris can bag with ease. The track was released as the fourth single from X and is one of Chris' most popular tracks to date, peaking at
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Kanye West, Chief Keef, Pusha T, Big Sean & Jadakiss – Don't Like.1
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Remix of Chief Keef’s “I Don’t Like” from his debut album Finally Rich.
Kanye’s remix features a prominent vocal sample from Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist Barrington Levy’s
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Chris Brown – She Can Get It
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[Verse 1] / More money, more riches / More freaky model misses / Six-four booty makin' hit switches / Shawty sittin' on forty inches / I like her, she like me / I wanna love her
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Chris Brown – Yo (Excuse Me Miss)
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“Yo (Excuse Me Miss)” was released as the second single from Chris' debut album in 2005. In the track, Chris sees a girl from afar and he’s unsure on how to approach her.
“Yo (
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Dizzy DROS – Omar Smity
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[Couplet unique] / Omar Smity ma3ndek madir bkniyti / Bghitini ji l'bin lmedoune, koulchi dialek li bghiti / Weld 3a2ila 3aychin ghi b'lbaraka souwel 3lina / Ayi wa7ed casawa Casa
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Chris Brown (Ft. The Game) – I Don't Like (Remix)
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When R&B singers attack
Breezy’s response to getting a bottle in the face in a New York nightclub.
For the rest of the lyrics (after Chris Brown’s verse), see Kanye’s “I Don’t
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Chris Brown – Sing Like Me
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“Sing Like Me” was released as a promotional single from Chris' third album, Graffiti. The track is about Chris' love for making love to women and plays off the metaphor of singing
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URLtv (Ft. Geechi Gotti & Tsu Surf) – Tsu Surf vs. Geechi Gotti
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[Round 1: Geechi Gotti] / {Geechi snatches the coin out of the air} / Nigga you'se a bitch! / Aye, y'all know who got the fire rounds / Y'all came to see me light the pound / {
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Jeremih (Ft. J. Cole) – Planez
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Originally titled as “Planes” and released as the second single from Jeremih’s third LP Late Nights, “Planez” is a tribute to joining the “mile-high club.”
The song title came
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Chris Brown – Ain't No Way (You Won't Love Me)
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“Ain’t No Way (You Won’t Love Me)” is the first Chris Brown track to feature sexual nuances. In the track, Chris reassures his girl that he won’t let her down, and shows her the
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Chaka Demus & Pliers – Murder She Wrote
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“Murder She Wrote” is a hit dancehall single from Chaka Demus & Pliers released in 1994. The single became the duo’s biggest hit single surpassing even their successes as solo
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Jeremih (Ft. Chris Brown & Trey Songz) – I Luv This Shit (Remix)
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[Intro: Jeremih] / Here we go / Here we go / Man, I love this shit / Man, I love this shit / Man, I love this shit / Man, I love this shit / Man, I love this shit / Man, I love
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Erick Sermon (Ft. Redman) – React
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The lead single from Erick Sermon’s fifth album of the same name, React was released in 2002 and features production from Just Blaze and a guest verse by Redman
The song was a
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Chris Brown (Ft. Lupe Fiasco) – Girlfriend
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In “Girlfriend,” Chris and Lupe try to convince a lady’s boyfriend that they’re not interested in her, despite his girlfriend being attracted to them. In the verses, they both name
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Lupe Fiasco (Ft. Chris Brown) – Crack
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The first single to be previewed (though not yet released) off Tetsuo & Youth. Lupe played the first verse at American University in Washington D.C. on August 24th. However, this
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JAY-Z & Kanye West – Gotta Have It
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A lecture on success, money, the desire to get them both; and how you deal with those who try to take them from you. The song is one of many on Watch The Throne that addresses
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Trey Songz – Look At Me Now (Remix)
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[Intro] / Whoaa / Bitch you know my name / Leggo / It's Mr. Tremaine / [Verse] / Ladies love me, here go that new Trey / Kiss and suck me, I call it toupee / I got on Breezy shit
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Ciara & Chris Brown – How We Roll
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[Intro: Ciara, Chris Brown] / He say that I blow his mind every time I'm activated / You just tryna catch a vibe, CiCi got you fascinated (Breezy) / Jump up in a brand new ride, BM
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Chris Brown (Ft. The Game & Trey Songz) – Wait
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In “Wait,” Chris joins forces with fellow Virginia native Trey Songz and rapper Game to deliver a sexual song littered with wordplay. In Chris' verse, he alludes to Disney’s iconic
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Fabolous (Ft. Chris Brown) – She Wildin'
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On “She Wildin',” Fabolous recruits Chris Brown and the duo put their own spin on Nas‘ 2001 track, “Oochie Wally.” The beat is taken directly from “Oochie Wally” and in the chorus
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Elevation Worship (Ft. Cody Carnes & Kari Jobe) – The Blessing
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[Verse] / The Lord bless you / And keep you / Make His face shine upon you / And be gracious to you / The Lord turn His / Face toward you / And give you peace / The Lord bless you
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Nas & Bravehearts – Oochie Wally (Remix)
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[Chorus] / Oo-chie wally wally, oo-chie bang bang / Oo-chie wally wally, oo-chie bang bang / Oo-chie wally wally, oo-chie bang bang / Oo-chie wally wally / He really really really
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Chi-Ali – Chi-Ali vs. Vanilla Shake
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[Verse 1: Vanilli Shake] / I glide into this, clench fist don't miss / Sucks get dissed and scratched from my list / I break mic stands, raise hands for the next up / I pump ki's
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The Game (Ft. Dre) – Black Jesus
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Although widely considered (by me) to be the the best song on the pre-album mixtape it sadly did not make the cut.
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G-Eazy – Free
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[Chorus] / I feel like I'm flying high / Farther than eyes can see / And nothing can bring me down nothing can stop me now / 'Cause finally now I'm free / Free / La la la la la
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Billy Joel – We Didn't Start the Fire
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This monster hit of a song was created in 1989, when Joel turned 40. The idea spawned from a conversation he had with a friend of Sean Lennon. The friend just turned 21 and was
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Realehood – Ghost face killing plates
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Ghostface killing place / Real e hood entertainment … / Ghost face killing plates fingerprint treated 38's / Nerve blocked locked inner gates 5 elements / Kung fu fire overcomes
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Chris Brown – Messed Up
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[Intro] / Yeah, yeah, yeah / Yeah, yeah, yeah / Oh, ooh, woah-ooh, woah / [Verse 1] / You know I'm showin' out and / Different vibes and / You the one livin' righteous / But I'm
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Kanye West (Ft. The Boys Choir of Harlem, Freeway & Yasiin Bey) – Two Words
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Off of 2004’s The College Dropout, Kanye, Mos Def and Freeway drop this fast-paced track dedicated to the titular purpose: the verses are done with two words (or two stressed
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VIC MENSA (Ft. BJ the Chicago Kid & Papi Beatz) – THE TASTE
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[Intro] / We looking for some weed / If there's some weed, good weed? / Where is the motherfuckin' weed? / I'm from the motherfuckin' Chi-town where the bodies drown / We don't
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Young Rome – Clap
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(feat. Rufus Blaq) / Just show a little flesh / Let me see a little flesh (mami, mami) / Just show a little flesh / Let me see a little flesh (mami, mami) / Just show a little
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Berner – Night
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[Intro: Stinje] / (Dat boy Stinje) / [Verse 1: Berner] / I made thirty-grand in seven minutes flat, wow / You love that bitch, you buy her everything, how / I made a million
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Common – The Light
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“The Light” is the second single from Common’s 2000 album Like Water For Chocolate. The song is a love letter devoted to his then-girlfriend Erykah Badu, whom he parted ways with
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