MIMS - Like This !FULL!
The 1st official remix, the main remix, features Rasheeda, Sha Dirty, Sean Kingston, Red Cafe, and N.O.R.E., the remix being featured on Mims' mixtape More Than Meets the Eye. There are 2 additional versions of this remix: both featured Sean Kingston, the first remix featured Red Cafe, and the second remix featured N.O.R.E.
MIMS - Like This
We're doing our best to make sure our content is useful, accurate and safe.If by any chance you spot an inappropriate comment while navigating through our website please use this form to let us know, and we'll take care of it shortly.
[Verse 1: Sean Kingston]Aiyyo MIMS!!! I don't really do thisThere's somethin about her was drivin me looseIt's, I guess it's the way she move it from left to right, left to rightShe look like that chick from CluelessBack it up lick a shotty it's the remixI told her this is how we do it all damn night, all damnWhen she walk out she dem a talk 'boutDi gal deh pon fire, and dem caan put outI'm suicidal, and I turn backShe's hot, shorty's on fireGot the club goin crazy like my firstWhen mi spit every man where's dem lighters? Lighters!
[*Female's Voice] (Vybz Kartel)Baby do you want it Like this, Like this, Like thisLike this, Like this, Like this, Like this(Kartel! Sean Kingston! Hey MIMS!!! You know the ladies wanna do it like this!!!!)
[Verse 5: MIMS]Look! It's seems like I gotta make a enemyTo sell another record in this industryOr it seems like I gotta be righteous, to get on that five mic listI gotta write like that and not like thisI ain't hot to them, cause I'm not with Jay and I'm not with EmSee I bop to Fox and I rock to KimAnd TS is hot but I'm not with themI'm a New York cat and I love the SouthI got a New York bop but with a West Coast bounceMix that with a little bit of Reid and ChamInternational MIMS find me in FranceLondon, Japan, Mulan, SudanI don't need to smoke weed I'm in AmsterdamTry to figure my figures I plead the fifthBut if you wanna get down then you gotta proceed
We will all at some time in our lives, fall. Life is so very fragile, we are all vulnerable, and we will all at some point in our lives, fall, we will all fall.We must carry this in our hearts, that what we have is special, that it can be taken from us, and that when it is taken from us, we will be tested. We will be tested to our very souls. We will all be tested.It is these times, it is this pain, that allows us to look inside ourselves.
From there, her imagination began to expand on the idea of the suit in our culture. E. Moncell Durden, an Assistant Professor of Practice at USC Kaufman, provided Mims with a collection of his old suits to experiment with. She described that this exploration felt powerful and rebellious in turning the idea of a suit on its head as to why it holds such stature in our modern professional world.
After coming to this understanding, Mims is now working with The HAVEN Global Sanctuary for Dance to bring her project to life. HAVEN works to promote leadership and innovation for the dancers of tomorrow in response to the global pandemic. She was first connected with the organization by Austyn Rich, a fellow Class of 2019 graduate. He hosted a virtual mentorship session with HAVEN that included moderated discussions with Mims and other choreographers.
The Dallas Cowboys rare activity early on in free agency this offseason has thrown the draft process into a complete unknown for the Dallas Cowboy fanbase. What once seemed like a certainty, that the best corner or receiver available was going to be headed to the Cowboys at pick No. 26, is no longer that.
The additions of Stephon Gilmore on a one-year deal, but more precisely Brandin Cooks for an affordable two years, have changed the priority level. This could open the door for a Day 2 prospect like Marvin Mims to find a landing spot with the Cowboys.
Lamb will likely be in Dallas for the long haul and plays mostly out of the slot. Mims is an outside, vertical pass game type who has big playmaking ability, and fits with the other young stud at WR for the future.
STEREOGUM: To go back to what that you said about having a #1 hit and getting a check smaller than what you wanted it to be, is part of that because of the Dr. Dre sample for like two seconds on the song?
Last year, Mims released a mixtape called "Just for F.U.N." She plans to follow that effort with a new collection this year called "Just for Love." Like the lyrics of many rap songs, hers is a mix of stories, brags ... and threats: 041b061a72