"Could it Be Magic" is a popular song by the British singer-songwriter Robbie Williams. Originally released in 1975 by the American group Barry Manilow, Williams covered the song in 1992 as a part of his debut studio album titled "Life thru a Lens." The song was written by Adrienne Anderson and Barry Manilow and is often noted for its catchy melody and whimsical lyrics. The song "Could it Be Magic" revolves around the theme of love and the magical feelings that come with it. It explores the idea of a deep connection with someone that feels almost supernatural. Williams' rendition of the song incorporates his distinct vocal style and adds a modern touch to the classic tune.
Kim was joined by MC Lyte, Monie Love and BET’s 2020 Lyricist of the Year Rapsody for a mash-up performance of “U.N.I.T.Y.” and “Ladies First,” two of Queen Latifah’s most iconic songs. At the end of the performance, they thanked Queen Latifah for “paving the way” for them to flourish in their respective careers as well.
What s poppin , it s Killa from up north Oh shit, you callin - yo, that s gangsta yeah, yeah, gangsta That s gangsta, baby, I like that yeah, yo I m feelin you Killa yo, I m feelin you, I ve been feelin you That s, that s real you know what I mean, the whole Queen Bee Ah, baby, that s Brooklyn, Queen Bee, Killa, Killa Bee Yo, yo, yo, chill yo, let me get a shout-out, let me get a shout-out Yo, hold on, yo, hold on, yo, son, I mma let you rock, son Yo, son, I mma let you rock, just hold on, just hold on yo, what s that in the background. 50 Cent - real name Curtis Jackson - re-posted a meme featuring legendary rapper Kim - real name Kimberly Jones - that compared her look from last weekend s BET Awards to that of an owl.
Williams' rendition of the song incorporates his distinct vocal style and adds a modern touch to the classic tune. The track became a commercial success for Williams, reaching the top ten on the UK Singles Chart. Its popularity led to it being included in many of his live performances and it became one of his signature songs.
Lil Kim Hops Back On 50 Cent’s Magic Stick, “That’s My Baby”
New York rapper Lil Kim has revealed her recent reunion with 50 Cent and said the two have plans to collaboration on an upcoming solo album.
1.8k Views Comments Off on Lil Kim Hops Back On 50 Cent’s Magic Stick, “That’s My Baby”According to Kim, her reuniting with 50 is much deeper than music.
“That’s my baby man. Like, 50, I’ve always been a fan of his, but I’m a big fan all over again. He is ’bout to… he is getting ready… it’s gonna be crazy, that’s all I got to say. I’m loving his new stuff. The stuff we working on together is gonna be crazy… This time around it’s not gonna be just one song. It’s gonna be a whole movie behind it, so I’m excited about this project.” (Hot 97)
Last September, photos of 50 and Kim in the studio landed online.
The “Magic Stick” team reunites, as 50 Cent lays down new songs, and tweets that he felt an attraction to Junior M.A.F.I.A.’s finest. The G-Unit Records head tweeted photographs of him in the studio with the likes of former label-mate Busta Rhymes, Swizz Beatz and a reunion with Lil’ Kim. Kim and 50 had recorded 2003’s hit single “Magic Stick,” which appeared on the former Junior M.A.F.I.A. member’s La Bella Mafia album. After disputes with the song, the two began to disagree, a dispute that reportedly halted video plans. The rapper soon tweeted that he felt attracted to the veteran rapper rumored to be signing with Roc Nation. (Hip Hop DX)
Outside of 50, Kim recently discussed wanting to do an R&B collaboration.
The Queen Bee released her own remix to Rihanna’s “Hard,” but reveals that another pairing could be in the works. “I’m a huge Rihanna fan, and she’s a friend of mine, so if I had to guess, I’m 90 percent sure that song is probably in the works,” she told Australian website Lifelounge. But Kim, who’s currently playing intimate shows in the U.S. and abroad, doesn’t want people to judge the song before it happens. “I look at it this way: if it happens, it happens. And it should be a surprise. It shouldn’t be something that people are anticipating, or have their own personal opinions on it before it even comes out. So I probably won’t ever mention that again…I just love Rihanna, I think she’s great.” (Rap-Up)
Earlier this year, Kim talked about her legacy in hip-hop and remaining relevant.
“I’m constantly growing, my album came out in ’97 but I started doing music in the early ’90s. One reason that I’m still here and I’m still relevant to this day – probably even more relevant than a lot of new people who come into the industry – is because I know how to reinvent myself, I know how to change with the times. I think that, no matter who you are these days – you could be young, you could be old, you could be new, you could be an artist that’s been in the industry for a minute – I think it’s all about a hot record these days, it’s different. I think that’s the only difference I could point out – you know, you could have a hot song back in the day but it may not break through. But now if you have a hot song – it doesn’t have to have a lot of thought behind it, it doesn’t have to be a deep record, you don’t even have to be very talented as long as you come up with something that’s catchy and, you know, something that is now.” (The Vine)
Check out a recent Lil Kim interview below:
50 Cent is a master troll when it comes to social media. In fact, his Instagram account is arguably as popular as Power. But sometimes, the television executive likes to make fun of people at their expense.
The combination of Williams' charismatic stage presence and the enchanting melody of "Could it Be Magic" created a memorable experience for his audiences. Over the years, "Could it Be Magic" has been covered by various artists, further cementing its status as a beloved song. Its timeless appeal and universal theme of love continue to resonate with listeners of all generations. In conclusion, "Could it Be Magic" by Robbie Williams is a captivating song that showcases his talent as a performer. With its enchanting melody and heartfelt lyrics, the song has become synonymous with Williams' music career. Its enduring popularity stands as a testament to the lasting magic of love and the power of music to capture its essence..
Reviews for "The Magic of Robbie Williams' Iconic Live Performances"
1. Alison - 2/5 stars - I wasn't a fan of "Could it be Magic" by Robbie Williams. The song felt a bit too cheesy and generic for my taste. The lyrics were repetitive and lacked depth, and the melody didn't stand out. Overall, it just didn't leave a lasting impression on me.
2. Mark - 1/5 stars - I really didn't enjoy "Could it be Magic" by Robbie Williams. The song felt like a poor attempt at a cheesy love ballad, and it didn't capture my attention at all. The vocals were lackluster, and the production felt uninspired. It's a forgettable track in my opinion.
3. Sarah - 2/5 stars - "Could it be Magic" by Robbie Williams wasn't my cup of tea. The song felt too commercial and formulaic. It lacked originality, and the lyrics felt cliché. I've heard similar songs before, and this one didn't bring anything new to the table. It didn't resonate with me, and I quickly forgot about it after listening.
4. John - 1/5 stars - I was quite disappointed with "Could it be Magic" by Robbie Williams. The song felt like a tired attempt at a pop ballad, and it didn't engage me in any way. The melody was forgettable, and the lyrics were unimpressive. Overall, it felt like a wasted opportunity for a talented artist like Robbie Williams.