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T-Pain Wants to Duet With Toby Keith

Posted Feb 15th 2008 4:00PM by Beville Darden
Filed under: Crossovers, Albums

T-Pain says he wants his next collaboration to be a little bit country. The rapper spoke with VH1 Radio about plans for his upcoming album, saying, "I'm gonna try to go with some different features. Right now, I'm thinking about a song with Toby Keith."

Why, of all people, Toby Keith? Must be the money.

"He's just different," T-Pain explained. "He sells a lot of records ... He's rich! I just want to be friends with him, I guess. That would be great!"

If the two collaborate, it would be the first mainstream country-rap duet since Nelly and Tim McGraw's 'Over and Over.' T-Pain's new album is expected to be released in September.
T-Pain says he wants his next collaboration to be a little bit country. The rapper spoke with VH1 Radio about plans for his upcoming album, saying, "I'm gonna try to go with some different features. Right now, I'm thinking about a song with Toby Keith." Why, of all people, Toby Keith? Must be the money. "He's just different," T-Pain explained. "He sells a lot of records ... He's rich! I just want to be friends with him, I guess. That would be great!" If the two collaborate, it would be the first mainstream country-rap duet since Nelly and Tim McGraw's 'Over and Over.' T-Pain's new album is expected to be released in September. ... T-Pain Wants to Duet With Toby Keith