"No Love " is a song by American rapper Eminem, and was released as the third official single from her seventh album, Recovery (2010). This song features American rapper Lil Wayne. This affects the radio on October 5, 2010. "No Love" is produced by the American hip hop record producer, Just Blaze. An example of the song "What Is Love" by Haddaway. It features choruses of the song as backing vocals. It was very well received for sampling and some regard it as one of the best songs from Recovery . "No Love" reached number 23 on Billboard Hot 100. It has sold over one million digital downloads in the United States. It ranks 8 best songs of 2010 by the complex.
The music video was directed by Chris Robinson. A teaser aired on Eminem's YouTube channel on September 29, 2010. The video airs on September 30 and tells of a bully but ends up after being motivated by listening to Eminem and Lil Wayne songs. Various hip hop producers made a cameo appearance in the video. The song was performed by Eminem and Lil Wayne during the episodes of Saturday Night Live and in Eminem's and Jay-Z's The Home & amp; Home Tour.
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"No Love" was written by Eminem, Lil Wayne, and Just Blaze, the latter producing the track. It was recorded by Mike Strange and Ryan West at Effigy Studios in Ferndale, Michigan. The song is mixed by Eminem, Strange, West, and Just Blaze and is engineered by Joe Strange. An example of the song "What Is Love" by the Trinidian-German Haddaway singer during the chorus. When the song starts, there is a thirty second intro and the sample words "do not like" resonate. On August 28, 2010, Billboard reported that "No Love" will be the third single from Recovery . The song had an impact on radio on October 5, 2010 and was released as the third single from Recovery . The full song is five minutes long..
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Development
Eminem talks about how Lil Wayne collaborated with her. He stated that the song Lil Wayne appeared on Eminem's album after Eminem performed the song "Drop the World" which appeared on Lil Wayne's album Rebirth. "I made a song with Wayne entitled 'Drop the World' for his Rebirth album, and we just agreed to swap, so I wanted it on my album." Just Blaze also talks about the making of the song. He talks about using samples in songs. He wants to change the simple elements of Haddaway's song and use it for "something you really can do." Initially, the schedule was not available for recording, but was eventually made. He also proposed to Eminem the use of samples for choruses:
"I remember that I had an idea with a Haddaway sample on my computer, so I tossed it on my headphones, touched it, and played it for him.Initially, he did not get it one hundred percent.I thought he was not unsure what I would do because it was a comic example But once I ruin the idea to her, another angle: 'I do not need you anymore, do not want to see you anymore, you do not get love.' Then it clicked. "
When Eminem understood the concept, he was willing to use it, and had recorded vocals two days later. Eminem then has a desire to collaborate with Lil Wayne. Blaze and Eminem flew to Miami and Wayne apparently wrote and recorded his poems overnight. After returning to New York, they worked harder. The song is about the people who have let Eminem and Lil Wayne down in the past.
Critical reception
Overall, "No Love" was greeted with positive reception. NME publishes the Recovery album reviews and gives a positive opinion on the song. Writer Sam Wolfson said, "'No Love' sees Lil Wayne acting as a hype man for two and a half minutes before Eminem enters and drops one of the best poems of his career, making Wayne sound like Jedward-era Vanilla Ice." BBC Music loves sampling in the song, by quoting, "'No Love' gloriously borrows the Eurodance tempo from Haddaway 1993's big hit 'What Is Love' and welcomes Lil Wayne for a very gentle rap guest." guardian.co.uk gave a positive review of "No Love", with Kitty Empire citing "pitting Em in a friendly against Lil Wayne." John Matheessen of About.com named "No Love" as one of the four best songs on Recovery. Winston Robbins from the Consequence of Sound music website also likes the use of sampling in songs, and calls it one of the best songs of this album.
"No Love" (feat. Lil 'Wayne) is instant instant hip-hop, first because it is a collaboration between the two hottest MCs in the game, and secondly because this is a solid piece.This samples Haddaway's' What Is Love', more known as a song that Will Ferrell and Chris Kattan like to shake their heads into SNL, and seamlessly use samples and choruses to produce a very impressive and very easy listening piece.
Performance chart
"No Love" debuted on Billboard Hot 100 at number 23 on July 10, 2010 after the release of his album Recovery and remained on the charts for 20 weeks. It re-entered the chart at number 89 after it was released as a single; since then it has climbed to number 29. The song enters the Hot R & D Songs chart; B/Hip-Hop on November 27, 2010, peaking at position number 59. This is the lowest peak position of the song. It lasted for eight weeks on the charts. "No Love" peaked at number 42 on Radio Songs, peaking on 4 December and lasting 11 weeks. The song also reaches up to 20 Pop Songs charts in early 2011 and lasts for 12 weeks. "No Love" did not reach its peak in Europe Hot 100 to 27 November 2010, when it reached number 36, â € <â € "No Love" went on for eight weeks on the ARIA Charts, peaking at number 21. However, one of the highest peak positions on the charts was on the ARIA Urban Singles Chart, reaching at number 7. The same position was achieved on UK R & B Chart on November 20, 2011, lasts 20 weeks. In Denmark, "No Love" lasted only two weeks but peaked at number 36. The song, peaking at number 22 in New Zealand, lasted for five weeks on the RIANZ Chart. This song has made A-Playlist BBC Radio 1 in the UK. The song has received over one million downloads in the United States alone. The success of anti-bullying songs and messages has caused many covers and remixes from rappers and producers ranging from Busta Rhymes to Ruben King.
Music video
Development
The music video was directed by American music video director Chris Robinson, who previously directed Eminem and Lil Wayne in the music video "Drop the World". This video began filming in June 2010. The thirty second teaser was released on September 29, 2010, on Eminem's official YouTube channel. It shows Eminem tapping inside a recording studio, linking up with scenes where a child is bullied. Some music videos are taken in front of the green screen. Lil Wayne's part was filmed before he was imprisoned, according to a tweet from Eminem: "We got Wayne's poem that was filmed before he left with luck, should be filming a video of 'No Love' soon. Official music video aired on Thursday, September 30th at VEVO and MTV channels at 19.56 EST.
Synopsis and acceptance
The video "No Love" begins with a boy who has a flashback to an occasion when he is forced to avoid some dodgeballs from a bully. She has several flashbacks of her being bullied while she is in her room. The second of them is when he goes to his locker to take his things with him and when he wears his hat. The same intruder arrives and takes his hat and starts to beat him. Lil Wayne starts knocking at this point. This intimidating flashback scene is intertwined with Wayne tapping in a black, smoky room, which was filmed in front of the green screen. Meanwhile, Eminem walks into the studio with her lyric sheets, preparing for her recording sessions. He also joins behind Lil Wayne in the black room. The schoolboys meet another bullies in the school corridor, hitting them, but he just walks away. While the boy was daydreaming, he listened to songs by Eminem and Lil Wayne on his earphones. The walls in his room were covered with posters of two rapper, including a promotional poster 8 Mile , a hip hop movie starring Eminem. In another flashback, he was met by the intruders in the restroom. The boy's hat was thrown into the toilet and his school items were thrown away. At this point, Eminem begins to sing the chorus and the boy is beaten and goes to tears. During the choir, he has an Eminem chant in front of school playground drawings (basketball hoops, monkey bars, etc.) and dark clouds on the screen behind him.
During the second verse, Eminem appeared in a recording studio, tapping his poem in "No Love." American hip hop producer Just Blaze, The Alchemist and Denaun Porter made a cameo appearance in the studio. When the boy arrives home from school, his parents see his wounds and start arguing. The boy went to play skateboarding. After listening to Eminem and Lil Wayne, he was motivated and soon had the desire to defend the bullies. He arrived wearing a hoodie. At first the boy was beaten, but rose again. At this moment, Eminem finishes her poem and begins to sing the chorus. The scenario seemed to play in several ways in which in one scene, the boy apparently attacked one of the bully and then ran, only to be caught by them. In the next scene, he appears to be on top of one of the bully and attack him yet near the end just looks his posture against the bullies and then walks away. Eminem also finished the session and went to end the video.
Kelley L. Carter from MTV News said, "Be careful!" and that the video "sends a powerful message, in accordance with most of its newest albums, Recovery ." Simon Vozick-Levinson of Entertainment Weekly gave the same opinion, quoting, "The intimidated schoolchildren in the world, take heart: You have two very powerful allies named Eminem and Lil Wayne." The Hypebeast website says that "the clip sets its focus on growing pain."
Live show
Eminem has done "No Love" at The Home & amp; Home Tour with American rapper Jay-Z. The duo performed the song at Yankee Stadium in New York City on September 13, 2010, unaccompanied by Lil Wayne. After performing his own chorus and verse, Eminem talked about his feelings during the show: "Do not think that I do not know where I am now, I am also honored to be on this stage at The Bronx, the birthplace of hip hop." on Saturday Night Live during December 18, 2010 on Lil Wayne's first television appearance since he was released from prison. Many profane lyrics are replaced while the rest are not said at all. They are accompanied by electric guitars, music keyboards and drums. The stage was decorated with holiday-themed décor. As Mawuse Ziegbe of MTV puts it, "[Lil Wayne] spits out the first verse with his impenetrable signature, confirms his return to the live broadcast circuit Em Emem in the rest of the song, nimbly drops the lyrics by leaving." Eminem wore a black jacket and a hat, while Lil Wayne wore a white T-shirt. The show also included other songs by each artist, such as "6 Foot 7 Foot" performed by Lil Wayne and "Will not Back Down" by Eminem. DJ Scoob Doo describes Wayne's performance: "The energy in the building is historical and it's very special to see everyone fighting for a backstage position to see Lil Wayne take over SNL ."
The song is played at Bonnaroo Music & amp; Art Festival by Eminem and his hypeman Mr. Porter. She was wearing a Bad T-shirt and black camouflage shorts. He also performed the song with Royce da 5'9 ".Lil Wayne was not present at the live performance, despite appearing at the festival.The show was widely praised According to James Montgomery of MTV News," This is the same new passion Eminem has. newest. "Adam Grahan of The Detroit News said Eminem injected Bonnaroo Music and Art Festival with a large dose of Detroit assault on Saturday night. "The Hollywood Reporter magazine describes the show:" Eminem is in great shape, fast and furious when he pedals the stage with long camouflage trousers and black shirts. "Eminem features" No Love "without Lil Wayne at Lollapalooza 2011 in Chicago. 6 August, 2011. This performance is widely praised by journalists.
Track list
- Digital downloads
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- "No Love" (Video Cut Latest Director) - 5:14
- Single German CD
- "No Love" (Explicit) - 5:00
- "No Love" - ​​5:00
Credit and personnel
- Eminem - songwriter, mixing
- Lil Wayne - songwriter
- Just Blaze - producer, mixing, songwriter
- Mike Strange - record, mix
- Joe Strange - assistant techniques
- Ryan West - recording, mixing
- Dee Dee Halligan - songwriter
- Junior Torello - songwriter
Credit example
- Contains "What Is Love" example of Haddaway and written by Dee Dee Halligan and Junior Torello.
Credits and personnel adapted from Recovery digital books .
Graphics and certification
Releasing history
References
External links
- "No Love" Official music video (explicit) on YouTube
- "No Love" Official (clean) music video on YouTube
- Lyrics of this song in MetroLyrics
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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