Big B admits he can't fathom the lyrics of Pharrell's songs
Mumbai:
He is 71, but loves the songs that his children and grandchildren love. Megastar Amitabh Bachchan enjoyed listening to Oscar-nominated Pharrell Williams' songs Get Lucky and Happy even if he couldn't fathom their lyrics clearly.
"Pharrell Williams and Get Lucky on a loop, the kids make fun of me, me thinks he sings 'mexican monkey' when in fact, he sings makes it get lucky but on the track, it's grooving and sounds like yaaa (sic)," Amitabh posted on his blog on Monday night.
He wondered "what is it that sticks the music to your brain ad nauseam"."I have no idea, but whatever it is, it sure makes for continued good listening, at times, getting to shake the body and movin' and tremblin'. Spirits rise, tempo grows within, and before long you wish you were on your feet, on the dance floor, in a club, front of mirror, anywhere. It's just 'get lucky'," he added.
After Get Lucky, he came across Happy, Williams' Academy Award-nominated number from Despicable Me 2. Big B enjoyed its video too.
"It is hilarious, and most ingenious, how endearing and conceptually exact. Want it to carry on, non-stop," he said.
"Pharrell Williams and Get Lucky on a loop, the kids make fun of me, me thinks he sings 'mexican monkey' when in fact, he sings makes it get lucky but on the track, it's grooving and sounds like yaaa (sic)," Amitabh posted on his blog on Monday night.
He wondered "what is it that sticks the music to your brain ad nauseam"."I have no idea, but whatever it is, it sure makes for continued good listening, at times, getting to shake the body and movin' and tremblin'. Spirits rise, tempo grows within, and before long you wish you were on your feet, on the dance floor, in a club, front of mirror, anywhere. It's just 'get lucky'," he added.
After Get Lucky, he came across Happy, Williams' Academy Award-nominated number from Despicable Me 2. Big B enjoyed its video too.
"It is hilarious, and most ingenious, how endearing and conceptually exact. Want it to carry on, non-stop," he said.
