In da Club

Yeah.

Like when we were discussing on the last episode, like, while all this was going on, like, 50 Cent In Da Club was, like, just-

Absolutely

... you know, that was the, that was the, the song book of the world.

... and you can see the kick and it's going boom, boom, boom-

[laughs]

... on the 50 Cent In Da Club.

Uh-huh.

I sang this at City Rowers in Brisbane and I won a competition called Urban Idol.

And this is in the little medley of songs I had in there and I had Beyonce's version of In Da Club, 50 Cent.

Beyonce did a version

of that? Yeah, she

For the ones who get it done.

Okay, so Tom Brady just dropped a line from fifty Cent's "In Da Club" during a game and it got everyone talking.

Right? I mean, who knew Brady was such a fan? It's fascinating how athletes connect with music in those moments.

Exactly.

And it's interesting how it can create shared experiences among fans.

Yes, like how Brady's reference connects generations.

Everyone knows "In Da Club."

Definitely.

Where's the wolf at? Was the wolf unavailable? Otherwise, I am grateful for this slower, softer version of "Red Red Red," with no cavernous reverb and whatnot to distract you when Fiona sings, "Kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill." The official version of Extraordinary Machine takes two songs from the leaked Jon Brion version, including "Extraordinary Machine" itself, the title track.

It adds one new song called "Parting Gift," and it otherwise offers new and frankly superior and demonstratively finished versions of the leaked songs, now produced by Mike Elizondo and Brian Kehew Mike Elizondo is a Dr. Dre protege who co-wrote 50 Cent's In Da Club, for starters.

Naturally, lots of people on the internet do the thing where we go song by song and compare the Jon Brion leak to the official album version, and what we discover, intriguingly, is that the songs are intact.

The songs are unfazed.

I'm a four kid.

All right, first on the list we have by 50 Cent, In Da Club.

Oh, God.

Oh.

That's a pretty good one.

That's a good one.

In da club.

That's a real good one.

got to protect yourself, man.

Later, when 50 Cent was filming the music video for the In Da Club banger, Suge Nye burst into the video shoot.

Suge came in with 30 Mexicans, like you see, which is weird.

It was like, Shug's outside! Shug's outside! Everybody was like, Shug's outside! It was running, dropping shit.

Couldn't ask for a better best friend.

Here's In Da Club by 50 Cent.

Followed by Kanye West with Bring Me Down.

I'm in the havin' sex, I ain't into makin' love So come give me a hug, get in the, get in the rough You can find me in the club, bottle full of bub Mama, I got what you need, you need the filler bars I'm in the havin' sex, I ain't into makin' love So come give me a hug, get in the, get in the rough When I pull up out front, you see the Benz on duck When I roll 20 deep, it's always drama in the club Now that I roll with Dre, everybody show