Unnamed: This isn't a cover of 50 cent's "Window Shopper"?
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In an interview with The Verge, Hinton says he looks for videos that would normally fly under the radar of the average YouTube window shopper.
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Usher's no window shopper, he's more of a hands-on guy when it comes to luxury motorbikes -- which explains why he got a SoHo dealership to open just for him.
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Ever since the release of "In Da Club", our image of 50 Cent has been seen through his own projections of just how much money lays in his savings account – like the time he dropped $475 on a hamburger and milkshake in the video for "Window Shopper".
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A.A.d, a weighty percentage of past (and even present) videos instead became home to the genre's visual tropes, turning into low-hanging fruit for people who'd criticize the entire genre off the back of a few stereotypes: A rap video wasn't a rap video if it didn't involve a big car, like the ostentatious stretch Hummer ferrying Lil Wayne and 20 women around in "Lollipop"; all rappers cared about was making stacks upon stacks to spend on lavish clothes, as 50 Cent does in "Window Shopper"; or, as TI opted for on "Whatever You Like", a blended selection of the above with the addition of some skits involving a love interest.
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There is also a Window Shopper remix featuring Ma$e. It was released in the mixtape: "G-Unit Radio part 16" with Ma$e. A second remix was released featuring Ma$e and Lloyd Banks. It was released in the mixtape: "Statik Selektah & G-Unit Radio - The Empire Strikes Back".
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Promenading in these arcades became a popular nineteenth-century pastime for the emerging middle classes. Traditionally, window shopping involves visiting a brick-and- mortar store to examine a product but is also done online in recent times due to the availability of the internet and e-commerce. A person who enjoys window shopping is known as a window shopper.
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50 Cent along with his G-Unit crew responded with songs such as "I Run New York", "Window Shopper", and "Death Wish" by Lloyd Banks. Jadakiss challenged 50 Cent to an onstage battle in Madison Square Garden for 1 million dollars, but 50 Cent declined. The feud was later resolved, with Jadakiss and G-Unit performing together at 50 Cent's ThisIs50 Festival on October 3, 2009.
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Vancouver radio station CFOX-FM drew professional interest to this EP when it played "Fly" once a day. Hesher was the first of only two albums to feature Chad and Mike Kroeger's cousin Brandon Kroeger as a drummer. Four of the songs were re- released on their next album, Curb (1996). "Where?" and "Left" were re- recorded, while the original versions of "Window Shopper" and "Fly" were also included, but have a mastering difference.
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In the current day, when Mona claims that Dean chose her to raise his son, Sissy tells her that her attempts to hide Jimmy Dean are "warped and demented". Mona then loses her temper and Sissy goes outside to "cool off". Mona and Juanita leave the shop for a while, and see a window shopper, Joanne, driving in a Porsche sports car. Joanne has arrived in McCarthy thanks to an old highway sign promoting Dean's son at the store.
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"'Window Shopper" is a single by rapper 50 Cent. It was released in November 2005 as the second single (in the U.S.) and first single (in the UK and Australia) from the Get Rich or Die Tryin soundtrack released in 2005, as well as the film's theme song. It was later included on his 2005 album, The Massacre as a bonus track. It peaked at number 20 on the Billboard Hot 100, and had slightly more success in a couple of other countries.
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"Fly" and "Window Shopper" were taken directly from the band's debut EP Hesher, which was recorded at Crosstown Studios North Vancouver, British Columbia with producer Jeff Boyd and released earlier in the year. "Where?" and "Left" were also originally released on Hesher, but were subsequently re-recorded for Curb. The album's title track features two guest musicians: drummer Boyd Grealy and cellist Ariel Watson. "Just Four" was re-recorded for the band's 2001 major label debut album Silver Side Up.
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After releasing their debut EP Hesher earlier in the year, Nickelback recorded their debut full-length album in 1996. Much of the material dates back as far as 1993, and was written primarily by the band's lead vocalist and guitarist Chad Kroeger, although all four band members are credited equally. Two songs from Hesher – "Where?" and "Left" – were re- recorded for the album, while the original versions of "Fly" and "Window Shopper" were included. Upon its international release in 2002, Curb registered at number 182 on the US Billboard 200 and number 185 on the UK Albums Chart.
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