In this world, there is now an MP3 file of Mark Zuckerberg humming the line “to the window, to the wall, ’til the sweat drop down my balls.”
The founder of Meta met his wife, Priscilla Chan, at a college party where Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz’s song “Get Low” with the Ying Yang Twins was played. Because Zuckerberg wrote on Instagram, it looks like he and his wife listen to “Get Low” every year on their anniversary of dating. This year, though, the cocky Zuck went the extra mile by writing an acoustic version of the 2002 rap song with T-Pain.
It sounds just like you’d expect—almost like Weird Al.
Zuckerberg knows the song is pretty rude because he jokingly calls it a “lyrical masterpiece” in his Instagram post. When T-Pain and Zuckerberg slow down the beat and deeply pronounce the words while strumming their acoustic guitars, the sexy lyrics stand out even more. I would have thought it had something to do with Bluesky if you had told me an hour ago that I was about to hear a tech CEO sing the word “skeet” over and over again. Not this.
Even though this “Z-Pain” collaboration is embarrassing, it’s not as bad as what some other CEOs have done. It could be the autotune, but Zuckerberg’s singing is really good. On the other hand, venture investor Tim Draper is known for singing a song about Bitcoin at Paris Blockchain Week in which he pronounced “Satoshi Nakamoto” as “Perfect-o.” Canva has asked for dances to be made to songs about business SaaS. Randi Zuckerberg, who is Zuckerberg’s sister, made a music video called “We’re All Gonna Make It” while the song “We’re Not Gonna Take It” by Twisted Sister played in the background. Also, don’t forget the Facebook benefits enrolment dance, which happens both on Zoom and in the metaverse and is the most important thing that Frances Haugen’s major Facebook leaks showed.
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In your thoughts, you might picture metaverse avatars singing about dental insurance. Is Z-Pain really that bad?
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