Pharrell Williams says all but one particular track from Justin Timberlake’s iconic 2002 album, Justified, was originally intended for Michael Jackson, but the famous singer turned down the tracks.

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Williams discussed the album on the Revolt Television set podcast, Drink Champs, telling N.O.R.E & DJ EFN that  “Michael turned us down much too.”

“John McClain was his manager at the time,” Williams ongoing. “We sent him rather considerably all the stuff y’all are hearing on the Justified album. That is all the Michael things.”

“All but one particular music, they were all created for Michael,” he additional.

“John McClain was like, ‘Man Michael really don’t want that shit,’” Williams remembered. “‘He would like that shit you’re offering Noreaga….he want that ‘Superthug.’” 

In other places in the interview, Williams spoke about the notorious beef amongst Drake and Meek Mill expressing that he’s unhappy the two will probable never ever release a collaborative album: “It nevertheless breaks my coronary heart to this day, since I would’ve liked to have read all those guys on a song alongside one another or read a joint venture alongside one another,” Williams mentioned. “By the way, Pusha says Drake’s obtained bars. When Drake can make a thing that is astounding, we talk about it all the time.”

Test out the interview below.

https://www.youtube.com/check out?v=hfa6-PZ46Lo

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