From surfing in a suit to making sculptures for his wife, Mark Zuckerberg has been the talk of the internet this year. This time the CEO of Mater also sang the song. He released the song last Wednesday to celebrate the anniversary of his first meeting with his wife Priscilla Chan.
Mark Zuckerberg has released a new version of Lil Jon and the East Side Boys' song 'Get Glow'. The song was re-written by him and sung by singer Tpain.
In an Instagram post, he included a photo of himself and Priscilla Chan when they were young. In the post, he said, 'When I first saw Priscilla at a college party, 'Get Glow' was playing. So we hear it every year on dating anniversaries. This year I did our own version of this song with T-Pain.
T-Pain commented below this post. He said, 'Happy anniversary! Thanks for letting me be a part of it.'
Priscilla Chan jokingly says, I can't sit down as low as before. But never felt so much love and gratitude. Love you MZ (Mark Zuckerberg).
The post contained an image of the song's lyrics, an album cover. The album cover features T-Pain and Zuckerberg both holding acoustic guitars. There are also several pictures of them in the music studio and one of them riding bicycles.
Zuckerberg mentioned that the track they recorded will be available on streaming platforms. Released the song on Spotify as 'G-Pain'. The proceeds from the song will be donated to the 'Save the Music' Foundation.
Many believe that Zuckerberg is trying to change his image which was established by the movie 'The Social Network'. Previously posted about her friendship with T-Pain. In a video shared on Instagram last July, Zuckerberg revealed receiving a necklace from T-Pain.
The song is paired with some quirky moments like Zuckerberg surfing videos and him making a sculpture of his wife. Such incidents have established him as a more light-hearted and apolitical figure than Elon Musk. Elon Musk is currently president-elect Donald J. Known as a close ally of Trump. Recently, Zuckerberg also tried to improve the relationship with Trump.
Source: The New York Times
