Press pause on your GameSphere (GAMESPHERE!) and put down the can of Moca Cola, because your two faves reunited and sang together. TOGETHER!
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Drake & Josh stars Drake Bell and Josh Peck filmed a nice video together that Drake shared on Instagram Saturday (February 2). Drake - who's wearing a '90s Nickelodeon tee featuring many iconic Nick characters, including from Hey Arnold! and Rugrats - teaches Josh some of the Spanish lyrics on his new song, "Fuego Lento." (The music video is NSFW (that's Not Safe for Work, not Nick Shows Were Freakin' Weird).)
During his tutorial, Josh ends up sounding more Italian than Hispanic. The brothas just run with it and start goofing off like in their Nickelodeon days. What a time to be alive!
Back in October 2018, Drake told Billboard he wanted to sing in Spanish for his fans in Latin America: "I have to sing in Spanish for the fans down there. It's been too long -- they've been so loyal to me, and I haven't given them anything in their language." Thus, "Fuego Lento" was born.
It's too bad none of the words from Drake's Mexican robot Roberto Roboto on "The Drake & Josh Inn" episode of Drake & Josh are in "Fuego Lento." Josh would've gotten those correct on the first try.
BTW, did you know that we've been singing the wrong lyrics to the Drake & Josh theme song this entire time?!
Yep, that's right. According to Alternative Press, it's not entirely our fault that we've been singing the wrong words. Most places actually have the incorrect lyrics when you try to look them up.
A lot of fans think the lyric is "it's gonna take some time to realize." While these lyrics might seem right, Drake actually spoke out about lyrics during a concert in 2017.
"If you're gonna sing along, you have to sing the right words," he told the crowd. "It's gonna take some time to realign. Not realize. Cause that doesn't rhyme. Realize doesn't rhyme with anything in the song. Think about it."
Now that we think about it, his reason does make sense, although a lot of childhoods have basically been a lie until now.
Original source: Seventeen (II).
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Drake & Josh stars Drake Bell and Josh Peck filmed a nice video together that Drake shared on Instagram Saturday (February 2). Drake - who's wearing a '90s Nickelodeon tee featuring many iconic Nick characters, including from Hey Arnold! and Rugrats - teaches Josh some of the Spanish lyrics on his new song, "Fuego Lento." (The music video is NSFW (that's Not Safe for Work, not Nick Shows Were Freakin' Weird).)
During his tutorial, Josh ends up sounding more Italian than Hispanic. The brothas just run with it and start goofing off like in their Nickelodeon days. What a time to be alive!
Back in October 2018, Drake told Billboard he wanted to sing in Spanish for his fans in Latin America: "I have to sing in Spanish for the fans down there. It's been too long -- they've been so loyal to me, and I haven't given them anything in their language." Thus, "Fuego Lento" was born.
It's too bad none of the words from Drake's Mexican robot Roberto Roboto on "The Drake & Josh Inn" episode of Drake & Josh are in "Fuego Lento." Josh would've gotten those correct on the first try.
BTW, did you know that we've been singing the wrong lyrics to the Drake & Josh theme song this entire time?!
Yep, that's right. According to Alternative Press, it's not entirely our fault that we've been singing the wrong words. Most places actually have the incorrect lyrics when you try to look them up.
A lot of fans think the lyric is "it's gonna take some time to realize." While these lyrics might seem right, Drake actually spoke out about lyrics during a concert in 2017.
"If you're gonna sing along, you have to sing the right words," he told the crowd. "It's gonna take some time to realign. Not realize. Cause that doesn't rhyme. Realize doesn't rhyme with anything in the song. Think about it."
Now that we think about it, his reason does make sense, although a lot of childhoods have basically been a lie until now.
Original source: Seventeen (II).
Follow NickALive! on Twitter, Tumblr, Reddit, Google+, via RSS, on Instagram, and/or Facebook for the latest Nickelodeon and Drake & Josh News and Highlights!