Flo Rida Feat. T-Pain

It's taken a while, but finally last weeks' Billboard chart-topping US hit has starting its transatlantic conquest. Tramar Dillar shared scene with other male rappers like Rick Ross or Trick Daddy and chose his artistic name after the State he comes from. Low's unoriginal lyrics, a full commercial depiction of the style for a girl to be hot when going out clubbing, sounds more like an advertising for high street/mall fashion outlets than like a proper song, but that's not stopping Flo-Rida, or his guest T-Pain, from growing as a true American phenomenon. Timbaland has been called to help with the follow-up, but not even that can change our mind: we'd be better of with songs like this staying local.  shazam