Mark Zuckerberg is now also a singer: this is what his version of “Get Low” sounds like

In an unexpected show of creativity and love, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg decided to team up with rapper T-Pain to perform an acoustic version of Get Lowthe popular song by Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz from 2002. This song is not only an icon of hip-hop, but it holds personal meaning for Zuckerberg: is the song that was playing when he met his wife, Priscilla Chan, at a university party in 2003. What began as a musical memory of youth has now been transformed into a special anniversary version, available on Spotify and accompanied by an Instagram post that quickly went viral.

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Mark Zuckerberg combines love, music and social networks in a song

In his publication, Zuckerberg has not only shared the romantic context of the song, but also details of the recording process with T-Pain, a collaboration they have called “Z-Pain”. In a humorous tone, the Facebook founder explains how every year, he and Priscilla celebrate their anniversary date by listening to the song that marked their first meeting. This year, however, he has decided to go a step further and create his own version together with the original artist, as a musical declaration of love.

The post includes photos of Meta CEO and T-Pain in the studio, as well as a video of Chan’s reaction. With laughter and surprise, Chan responded that she found it “romantic” to hear her husband sing verses as unconventional as those included in the song. Zuckerberg, for his part, joked in the video, asking if that was the most romantic thing he had ever done for her.

The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative and its commitment to change

Zuckerberg and Chan’s story goes beyond music and romantic gestures. Since their wedding in 2012, The couple has shared a common goal: promoting philanthropic projects. In 2015, they launched the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, an organization in which they have invested 99% of their Facebook shares to promote equality and human potential. This project, like their marriage, is a testament to their joint commitment to changing the world.

Zuckerberg and T-Pain have created an iconic moment with this unique version of “Get Low,” a song that, while controversial and daring in its origins, has taken on new meaning in their hands. From the bass sounds of the studio to social media, “Z-Pain” is an example of how love and creativity can transform even the most unexpected moments. Now, fans have a new reason to celebrate, with laughter, the most unexpected and romantic side of Zuckerberg.