
The latest in the ongoing “I discovered Coldplay first” drama between Jay-Z and Kanye finds Hova dropping in for a guest verse on Viva La Vida single “Lost!” It’s been retitled “Lost+” and appears on the forthcoming Prospekt’s March EP. Jay’s cameo starts halfway through and lasts for about a minute. He namechecks Biggie and Jesus, and Caesar and Brutus, and if that sounds familiar it’s because his part has apparently been recycled from a Hot 97 freestyle from 2006.
Sound quality is meh because it’s a radio rip. You can hear in high fidelity when the EP drops 11/19.
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Surprised Jay-Z did not make any diss comments against Liam or Noel Gallagher.
This is really embarrassing for everyone involved.
It’s essentially just Lost! with Jay-Z rapping over the guitar solo. I mean…it’s not terrible. I just expected more?
Two words for coldplay SELL OUTS !!!!!
Seriously?
yeah dont you hate it when that band that just you like go big and sell like millions of records.
three words. x and y.
next thing you know i got a song with coldplay.
“Lost!” really is a great song from Coldplay. It sounds like a gospel song you would hear in a black church. I’ve heard several remixes of “Lost!” in the same format of a rapper rapping over the bridge of the song. At least this one features a good rapper.
http://stereogum.com/archives/band-to-watch/band-to-watch-vampire-weekend_005100.html#comments
if i EVER see Coldplay feat. T-Pain, it’s a wrap!
The original version is one of the best songs on a very good album. I like Jay-Z, but his presence here doesn’t really add anything.
Wait a second, why wouldn’t Coldplay and T-Pain be awesome? T-Pain makes straight hits, and we know it.
Way to make an effort Jay-Z.
Gotta love how these big-time rappers take so much pride in their work.
Jay has spit that verse before. look it up
the beginning of this song sounds exactly like swing swing by the all american rejects
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4EkhYCIADA
Congratulation to Coldplay on achieving the ultimate desperate measure to becoming a wash-up pop act: feature a rapper on their songs.
Please leave this kind of stunts for JLo or Madonna. If they really like each other why not make an original song?
this is flipping sweet
this seems to be Jay-Z’s thing now to just take a popular song that’s a hit on its own and than coax his way into putting an uneccassary verse to it to keep him up to date with whats popular. I know he found Rhianna or whatever but he didnt need to be on the umbrella song and his verse on Amy Winehouse’s Rehab that got released in the US was completely a joke and now this. He’s starting to remind me of that seen from Austin Powers where Dr. Evil starts doing the macrena saying, “look I’m hip, i’m cool”. Almost as bad as 40 yr old Jaime Foxx at the Mtv music awards this year going up to present and having 15 yr old miley cyrus caught on camera blowing him a kiss.
Jay-Z has always done guest verses on a plethora of songs. Hence him being one of the most consistently prolific MC in the game for the past ten years or so.
That’s uhh…nothing like Jamie Foxx presenting an award.
Jay Z is the new Juvenile.
wow. Chris Martin looks super smitten in that picture.
This is just another example of Coldplay’s celebrity pandering. They just want to please and appease the masses. This is what happens when clean cut upper middle class British boys start bands. At least U2 had to actually work to get where they are. Good songs or not, Coldplay have no balls.
…because Jay-Z approached them about being on one of their songs?
Jay-Z hasn’t asked U2 to do a remix of ‘Vertigo’ because U2 is boring. Coldplay’s got appeal that crosses genres.
I didn’t know what was coming when I popped in the CD and wow was that an unpleasant surprise. I thought I was getting crosstalk until I remembered it wasn’t on the radio ;(
Now look, Coldplay being shit has nothing to do with their background. Certainly we British have something of a salient predilection for boring posh soft dad rock bands (Keane, Travis, Snow Patrol, about several sixteen dozen more). But to imply that well-off people CAN’T MAKE MUSIC as a matter of course is relying far too fucking much on that old authenticity myth. That most of our good bands were from council estates has more to do with the woefully imbalanced state of our class system in the past than anything else. Nevertheless, I bet a fair few of your favourite bands (particularly the Yank ones) are from considerably more affluent backgrounds than they postulate..
Jay iz d future n itz jus unfortunate dat west beatin in hs own game.