Hey Now
"Hey Now" is a track by Kendrick Lamar from his GNX album. Producer Mustard revealed Lamar said the beat made him feel like Dragon Ball's Goku. "Hey Now" features snarling vocals and reached #5 on the Billboard Hot 100. See details and background about its history. Find out more from this very unique song collaboration with multiple top starts.
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| Goku Influence | Kendrick Lamar said Mustard's "Hey Now" beat made him feel like Goku, from Dragon Ball. |
| GNX Album | "Hey Now" is on Kendrick Lamar's surprise GNX album and its release date. |
| Mustard's Production | Mustard produced the beat for "Hey Now". He sent Lamar samples and the producer is well-known. See other top musical artists who Mustard has collaborated with |
| Billboard Charting | "Hey Now" reached No. 5 on Billboard Hot 100 from track's power and its chart impact. |
| Track rejections | Several music artists such as Ty Dolla $ign, YG and Quavo passed on “Hey Now” production before it found its way with chart topping rap artist Kendrick Lamar |
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Kendrick Lamar Channels Goku Inspiration for "Hey Now" Track on GNX Album
Kendrick Lamar revealed he felt like Dragon Ball's Goku when creating 'Hey Now' with producer Mustard for his album GNX.
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Question 1: What genre is "Hey Now"?
Answer 1: "Hey Now" is from rap and hip-hop community.
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Question 2: Who is Dody6?
Answer 2: LA rapper Dody6 is fellow music artist along with a starring Kendrick Lamar on "Hey Now."
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Question 3: Which label distributed GNX album that contained “Hey Now” track?
Answer 3: pgLang, Top Dawg, Aftermath, Interscope Records.
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Question 4: Where was TV off the song and other associated music productions?
Answer 4: Mustard constantly sent Lamar beat samples, adding that TV Off was a mix of two separate beats that the rapper connected. Goku-esq was incorporated through sound mixing
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Question 5: Are there more plans for Kendrick and Mustard songs?
Answer 5: Despite not having a confirmed upcoming collaborative project with Kendrick, as he's continuing “to this day”
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Question 6: Is it always known what the music track can relate with others or Dragon ball Z?
Answer 6: For Lamar that is "When I hear certain sh*t on your beats, it brings out something else in me, so I just did whatever I felt."
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Question 7: Does TV production offer creative freedom during track content.
Answer 7: It's very likely because artists need create high levels to come up with more work even its not exactly something like hiphop tv.
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Question 8: Are others nominated too on upcoming awards or other show nominations?
Answer 8: Kendrick Lamar with seven nominations, and Mustard also taking nominations, even for producer category