he’s been very involved with the careers of half the people he works with. in their phone to call up and get a verse/hook from.Ģ. saying “anyone could do what he does” isnt true because not “anyone” has wayne, ross, plies, luda, t-pain, etc. at the very least khaled has the connections to put together a song like this or any of his other singles. Pass it.”īut before he left, he made sure to get that perfect Snap.Just a little truth here for those blinded by hate:ġ. He even went into Miami Gardens' Carol City Middle School to get on the PA system and announce to stunned students, “I’m taking over as your principal for the day.” Khaled continues to spread that signature Khaled-wisdom far and wide. “I promote love and peace, man, that's all I'm about.” “I think when people say that, it's just ignorant, you know?” he said. In response to those who talk about possibly banning Muslims from coming into the country, Khaled said, “That’s ignorant.”
“I can't say that I follow completely perfect of the way-I'm supposed to be doing it…but I know my heart is clean and I have a clean soul and I know God got me.” “I'm Muslim, it's the way of life,” he said. It was a major moment for Khaled, who was born to Palestinian parents in New Orleans and still cherishes his Arab heritage. What do you think, they magically just appear? Obama walked out to my record.” “My records are some of the biggest anthems ever. “It confuses me and disappoints me when somebody says ‘What does he do? What does he do?’” he said. When President Obama walked up to the podium at the 2013 White House Correspondents Dinner to his song, “All I Do Is Win,” Khaled said, “That’s day I officially said, ‘I made it.’” His first big Billboard hit was “We Takin’ Over,” featuring Akon and T.I., in 2007, but he has gone on to create hits with multiple artists including Kanye West, Nicki Minaj and Jay-Z. Khaled estimated that 50 percent of his current fanbase are newcomers from Snapchat, with the other half coming from longtime fans of his music.
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