If the "Wild Ones" music video proves anything, it's that Flo Rida **'s means of transportation are infinitely cooler than our own. The Florida rapper travels to various locations around Dubai in the most extreme way possible for the clip, which sadly does not feature an appearance by Australian pop star Sia **.
"I like crazy, foolish, stupid/Party going wild, fist-pumping music," Flo raps while chilling on a fan boat, seconds after he is shown jumping out of a plane and skydiving with his buddies. Later he's describing his wildness on a hovercraft, then he's tearing up some dirt in a dune buggy. But when the sun goes down and the ladies come out, Flo Rida gleefully returns to his musical birthplace: the club.
While "Good Feeling," Flo Rida's first single from the forthcoming "Only One Rida (Part 2)," climbs back to No. 3 on the Hot 100, "Wild Ones" leaps 23 spots to No. 77 this week. "Only One Rida," of course, follows 2010's "Only One Flo."
Friday, February 10, 2012
NEW FLO RIDA "WILD ONES" VIDEO
If the "Wild Ones" music video proves anything, it's that Flo Rida **'s means of transportation are infinitely cooler than our own. The Florida rapper travels to various locations around Dubai in the most extreme way possible for the clip, which sadly does not feature an appearance by Australian pop star Sia **.
"I like crazy, foolish, stupid/Party going wild, fist-pumping music," Flo raps while chilling on a fan boat, seconds after he is shown jumping out of a plane and skydiving with his buddies. Later he's describing his wildness on a hovercraft, then he's tearing up some dirt in a dune buggy. But when the sun goes down and the ladies come out, Flo Rida gleefully returns to his musical birthplace: the club.
While "Good Feeling," Flo Rida's first single from the forthcoming "Only One Rida (Part 2)," climbs back to No. 3 on the Hot 100, "Wild Ones" leaps 23 spots to No. 77 this week. "Only One Rida," of course, follows 2010's "Only One Flo."
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