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Sean Paul’s ‘Entertainment’ Remix Adds More Flavor

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Dancehall superstar Sean Paul is currently burning up the airwaves with his new single and now he’s back with a remix to add some more flavor.

Sean Paul’s “Entertainment” remix features Juicy J, 2 Chainz and Nicki Minaj as she continues her dominance as the most in-demand artist to be featured on tracks of other stars.

According to complex.com:

“This is a remix to Sean Paul’s single ‘Entertainment,’ which features Juicy J and 2 Chainz. But it’s not just any remix—it’s part of Nicki Minaj’s ongoing tour of world-conquering guest appearances.

“This time she’s taking over the strip club (“Hit the pole/Hit the flips/Do it like Miguel I hit the kick”); the entire British Empire (‘B**h I’m queen/’lizabeth’); and, naturally, the traditionally gendered role of ‘person who eats sandwiches prepared by another person’ (‘Life of a bad b**h/N**a make my sammich/Yes I’ve been busting bands/ all night and I’m famished’). ”

Sean Paul doesn’t didn’t change his verse on the “Entertainment” remix, but  the original was good enough to not be overshadowed. Sean delivered one of those tongue-twisting verses he’s most known for, but it also has its sing-along elements that people can get into as well.

“Entertainment” is the second single from Sean Paul’s upcoming album, which is not yet titled but should be released later this year.

Check out the song below and comment.

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