These two lines relate to the various colours that Pharrell has been dying his hair recently (which has raised a few eyebrows). He says that it has “no life” because his original hair colour is the same tone as his skin, thus making it not very visible

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Pharrell is talking about his controversial choice of suitwear for the CDFA 2012 Fashion Awards in which he wore a pair of suit shorts with the normal dress shirt & bow tie, blazer and shoes. A rather interesting decision fashion-wise…

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If you take someone else’s girl off of them, you’re gonna be hated by more than just the guy — shit spreads, and it’s only a matter of time before people find out

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If you hate on Pharrell/Slim Thug then go some place else to hate. After all, Pharrell doesn’t care about your negative thoughts, as shown in his song Best Friend:

I’m a happy nigga, you can’t approach me in anguish

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If you hate on Pharrell/Slim Thug then go some place else to hate. After all, Pharrell doesn’t care about your negative thoughts, as shown in his song Best Friend:

I’m a happy nigga, you can’t approach me in anguish

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“Popping bottles” refers to the popping sound that is associated with the removal of the corks on champagne bottles. In this context, Pharrell is celebrating the release of his first solo single, and is probably “popping” Moet & Chandon

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Pharrell introducing the song to the world…

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Pharrell designed the Ice Cream Boutique sneakers and released them under his own designer clothing label Ice Cream. They were a very popular shoe within the hip-hop community when this song was first released in 2005

Here’s one interesting colourway:

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The two-step is a dance move, and is often seen being executed by Pharrell (it’s even in the music video for this song)

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Introduction to “Can I Have It Like That”, performed by Pharrell

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