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Post Malone, Young Thug Lyrics currently unavailable… 21 fans 12 facts about this song Artists Collaboration "Goodbyes" is a collaborative song between American rapper Post Malone and rapper-singer Young Thug. Released Date & Album The track was released on July 5, 2019, as the third single from Post Malone's third studio album, "Hollywood's Bleeding." Song's Genre This song falls under the genres of pop rap and trap. Record Labels The song was produced under the record label of Republic Records. Producers "Goodbyes" was written by Brian Lee, Jeffery Williams, Louis Bell, Billy Walsh, and Post Malone himself. It was produced by Brian Lee and Louis Bell. Chart Performance The track was a commercial success, peaking at number three on the Billboard Hot 100 and number one on the Rolling Stone Top 100 in the United States. Certifications The song has been certified five times Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Music Video The music video for the song, released on July 5, 2019, features Malone as a knife victim in a fatal fight who comes back to life as a zombie. The video has over 200 million views on YouTube. Themes The themes of the track are largely about the pain of parting and the difficulty of saying farewell in a relationship. Awards In 2020, "Goodbyes" won the Top Rap Song category at the Billboard Music Awards. Personal Reflection According to Post Malone, the song reflects his own life and feelings about past relationships and was composed during a dark time in his life. Feature in Media The song has been featured in several mainstream media outlets and music platforms, including Spotify, Pandora, Apple Music, and more. Citation Use the citation below to add these lyrics to your bibliography: Missing lyrics by Young Thug? Know any other songs by Young Thug? Don't keep it to yourself! Watch the song video Goodbyes Top Hot 100 Songs 2019 Billboard #3 Browse Lyrics.com Quiz Are you a music master? » Which the Alan Parsons Project member sings their 1982 biggest hit single: "Old and Wise"? A Eric Woolfson B Elmer

Dec. 92 - March 93 : first sessions of recording for a new album/soundtrack project around the topic of "thug life".After Kato's death, 2Pac mainly re-worked the album.This tape, included in early bootlegs, could be the one leaked into Interscope studios in September 93, what led 2Pac to scrap the whole project.Source : Thug Life Demo Tape Pictures taken by Dorothy Law, April of 93Listen the Demo Tape in Youtube, or grab it thereTracklist :1. Definition of a Thug Nigga (Demo)2. Thug Life (Demo) feat. Big Syke & Prince Ital Joe3. Fake Ass Bitches (Demo)4. Pour Out A Lil' Liquor (Demo)5. I'm Gettin' Money6. Faded Shootouts (Interlude)7. Is It Cool 2 Fuck (Demo) feat. Macadoshis, Rated R & Natasha Walker8. High 'Til I Die (Demo) feat. Rated R & Macadoshis9. Time 2 Get My Drank On (Interlude) feat. Y?N-Vee10. Mr. Troublesome11. Niggaz in the Pen (TL Version) feat. Mopreme & Mouse ManBonus Tracks :12. Gotta Get Mine (Video Version) feat. MC Breed13. Yo ! MTV Raps Classic (Interview & Freestyle) feat. Coolio, MC Breed & Macadoshis & Rated R14. Yo ! MTV Raps (Anti-Bootlegging Commercial) feat. Apache, Nikki D & Stretch#10 was the eponymous song from Troublesome 21, album shelved in mid of '92.The Watts Truce : the ethic code of the thugs It is said that 2Pac had a first use of "thug" or even "thug life" in an early song with his group 2 From The Crew around 88, but there is no proof of that (cf. Early Years).In April 92 the 28, at the Truce Barbecue in Watts, L.A., 2Pac and his step brother Mopreme transmit the ideas of Mutulu Shakur (activist member of the Black Liberation Army, father of Mopreme and Pac's half-sister Sekiywa, sentenced to sixty years of prison) to the Bloods & Crips gathered, and with the help of some O.Gs (Original Gangsters), they wrote down a text called the "Thug Life code" (here is a copy) in order to appease the gang war (especially between Crips and Bloods). In this code where one can remark 2Pac's style, the negative word of "thug" (coming

From Indian gangs) became a synonym of a good gangster, a man who can be a gang member, a person dealing, stealing, drinking, probably about to go to prison... but a person who is good for the community, respecting women and children, protecting the poor and the helpless, financing people around him, organizing the community. It is said that 2Pac then formed a sort of "Thug" collective with Stretch and a person named Princess Mell (??). So in late of 92, 2Pac started to use the term of "Thug" and the expression "thug life" in the songs he was recording with Warren G ("Gotta Get Mine", "Definition of a Thug Nigga"), and in his concerts.Gathering a new team In late 92 (maybe by the intermediary of TNT Recordings), 2Pac met the group Evil Ming Gangsta's : Big Syke then called Little Syke, manager of the group Big Kato, Mental Illness, Domino and their main producer Johnny J. They were about to release their album All Hell Breakin' Loose (1993, Organize Records), fully recorded in Echo studios like most of these Thug Life sessions. 2Pac invited Big Syke and Johnny J to record the eponymous song around his new concept, with Pac as Souljah's voice, Syke and Prince Ital Joe.He also associated with Double Jep (Macadoshis & Rated R) and with Natasha Walker and Y?N-Vee, and maybe thought to include that finally erased song with Coolio (they were probably recording it at the time of MTV Raps interview). But the album was still mainly a solo album. With Johnny J and Warren G as producers, it was a plain West Coast album.I think Macadoshis, Tupac, Rated R are crouchingSyke is on the right, but who else ? Big Kato ? Thug Life was initially not a group but a solo album with many guestsSo at that time of these first recordings, Thug Life was not really a group, Double Jep and Syke hadn't recorded together... And Mopreme was probably far from there (because of the end of his project with Mouse Man, cf. Fragile) even if 2Pac included a remix of