Drake And Jimmy Kimmel Debut Their New Twitter Song “Tweet Tweet”
Hip-hop artist (and former child star) Drake has the #1 album in the country, and was a guest and performer on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night.
But he and Kimmel also debuted their new Twitter-related single, “Tweet Tweet.”
How did the duo end up collaborating? “We have a similar flow,” said Kimmel, introducing the music video. “Is that what you call it?”
The video, which takes place in what looks like a high school, begins with Drake not able to formulate the lyrics to a new song. “Why write a song yourself when celebrities are tweeting so many great things?” asks Kimmel, and so begins “Tweet Tweet.”
It is mainly a collection of actual celebrity tweets (example: Paris Hilton “Goin to the club I need a new dude.”) The chorus: “Follow me, follow me, tweet tweet. Tell me something now. Follow me, follow me, tweet tweet. Tell me nothing now.”
Follow Drake on Twitter here and Kimmel here.
Check out the Twitter-hip-hop hit of the summer:
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