Listen to Mark Zuckerberg’s ’embarrassing’ RAP song recorded as an anniversary gift to the Facebook chief’s wife Priscilla Chan

Billionaire Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg launched his music career with an “embarrassing” rap song he recorded for his wife.

Zuckerberg, 40, and his long-time partner Priscilla Chan celebrated their anniversary. Meta The chef hit the studio with T-Pain to record his own unique version. hip hop classic.

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Zuckerberg He showed Lil John’s strangely NSFW cover of Get Low to Chan, who giggled throughout the unconventional but poignant three-and-a-half-minute rap hit.

He jumped into the acoustic version of the track and did his best to shape it with some heavily autotuned and very explicit lyrics.

Referencing the original classic song from 2002, the Meta CEO sang the following lines: “From the windows to the walls, ’til the sweat runs down my thighs, ’til all these bitches crawl.”

The tech guru was celebrating the anniversary of when he and Chan first met in 2003, when they were students at Harvard University.

The night they first spoke to each other, Get Low was blaring through the speakers as their romance blossomed.

Zuckerberg posted photos of himself and T-Pain in the recording booth, of Zuck and Chan from their youth, and even the entire song. instagram.

In a heartfelt post alongside behind-the-scenes photos and the embarrassing track, Zuckerberg said they listen to Get Low every year on their special occasion.

Meta CEO wrote: “The first time I met Priscilla at a college party she was playing Get Low, so we listen to it online every year. flirt anniversary.

“This year I worked with @tpain on our own version of this lyrical masterpiece.”

He also revealed his wife’s reaction when he played at home for the first time later in the day.

Sitting cross-legged on the couch, relaxed Chan was handed her husband’s phone.

Mark then said to her: “Happy date, I did something to you, do you want to check it out?”

Chan, who was smiling when the rhythm and lyrics first started, was both amused and impressed by the song.

After it was over, an excited Zuck asked her, before telling her he loved her: “Is this the most romantic thing I’ve ever done?”

Chan immediately replied: “It’s so romantic that I can’t fall this far after 21 years, but it brings back so many good memories!”

The song was officially released Spotify is now under the moniker “Z-Pain” and includes a music video featuring T-Pain and Zuckerberg laughing and singing Next into a microphone.

The billionaire is holding a guitar and playing his “lyrical masterpiece” in the background.

Both musical geniuses even created an album cover for the song, showing T-Pain and Zuckerberg holding a guitar while standing in front of the moon.

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A “parental warning, explicit content” warning has also been added.

Numerous comments quickly poured in under Zuckerberg’s Instagram post featuring the song.

Chan was one of the first to respond, saying: “I can’t hit this low anymore but I’m more in love and grateful for this love than ever. I love you MZ.”

The happy couple have three daughters Maxima, eight, August, seven and one-year-old Aurelia.

T-Pain also said: “Happy anniversary! Thank you for letting me be a part of this.”

Thousands of celebrities and bemused fans also chimed in in the comments as they praised the tech mogul’s painstaking initiative, but also criticized the app, which topped the list.

One wrote: “I thought I had seen it all until I found out about T-Pain and Mark Zuckerberg He did an acoustic version of Get Low.

“I never thought I’d hear Auto-tune Zuck singing in motherfuckers and panties, but here we are.”

Another said: “Mark Zuckerberg is out here writing embarrassing songs and you can’t even get a message.”

While a third pleaded: “Okay, just drop the album, Zuck.”

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