Wyclef Jean

Avg Rating: 32121   3.2 ( 11 total votes )

Wyclef Jean - Delilah

Featuring: Barrington Levy

Producer: Wyclef Jean

Album: The Haitian Experience

Label: Columbia

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We’ve seen Schwarzenegger and even ex-wrestler Jesse Ventura become governors, but a celebrity running for president is completely uncharted territory, especially for a musician. Wyclef Jean, a native of Haiti and founding father of The (re)Fugees, decided to do just that last week when he announced that he was running for office in Haiti. Torn apart by poverty and a massive earthquake, we can only hope Wyclef would be as good for Haiti as he has been for hip-hop over the last decade. Luckily, for now, Wyclef is still making records; records like the reggae soaked Delilah. Infused with dancehall and reggae sounds courtesy of Clef himself, Wyclef and guest singer Barrington Levy, known to many hip-hoppers for Shyne’s debut single Bad Boys, team up on for a mellow jam that’s not only perfect for a summer block party, but will officially scare every man in the world from ever dating a woman named Delilah again. In addition to an impending presidential campaign, Wyclef’s also working on his new album, the aptly named The Haitian Experience, which currently has no release date.


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PrIc3Le$$
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PrIc3Le$$
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Definitely Wyclef here lol. Nice song tho. Barrington Levy fit well with both Wyclef and the island style production


Posted on Aug 12, 2010    

cmovarsity13
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cmovarsity13
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this song is funny as hell.


Posted on Aug 12, 2010    

DJ Z
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DJ Z
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Not much love for Clef, eh? To be honest, I am more of a fan of Barrington's work here than I am Clef. I know its Clef's song, but its tailored to the guest accompaniment more than his own musical strengths. This one might come and go, but Clef has enough fans that it shouldn't make much of a difference.
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Posted on Aug 13, 2010    

djblaze
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djblaze
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This is pretty cool right here. I am feelin the old school reggae production and Levy ALWAYS makes a track better. I was going to put this into rotation only, but I guess the Trini in me is leaning more towards BANGER status...
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Posted on Aug 13, 2010    

M.A.C.B.
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M.A.C.B.
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agree wit Z...I was excited when I heard Barrington Levy in the beginning and I figured he might do more hook work but didn't...


Posted on Aug 13, 2010    

RunNGun22
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Posted on Aug 13, 2010    

sw4nt0ntj
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Posted on Aug 14, 2010    

Trackz
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Total Ratings: 7
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nice song, person who wrote the article needs to check his facts though, fela kudi ran for president of nigeria and "dizzy" gilespie was the first black american to run for president in 1964


Posted on Aug 14, 2010    

Young Swish
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Young Swish
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I must be the only one feeling this, this song is so catchy.


Posted on Aug 14, 2010    

MarketCle216
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Posted on Aug 20, 2010    

The 149th
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The 149th
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Not the biggest fan of the raggae feel.


Posted on Sep 18, 2010    

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