Pharrell Williams Will Be Featured On Mike Will Made-It's "Creed II" OST

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.4K Views

Pharell Williams attends 2018 ComplexCon-Day 1 at Long Beach Convention Center on November 3, 2018 in Long Beach, California.

Mike Will Made-It is lining up some heavy-hitters for the "Creed II" soundtrack.

Over the past few weeks, Mike Will Made-It has been teasing some of the collaborators on the Creed II soundtrack. After confirming that Kendrick Lamar will appear on the film's OST, Mike Will Made-It revealed that Skateboard P will also be making an appearance

Pharrell Williams has been added to the list of high-profile artists on the Mike Will Made-It curated Creed II soundtrack. Mike Will took to Instagram to share a photo of himself and Pharrell in the studio and revealed their collab for the soundtrack is better than their track, "Aries."

"ALWAYS AN HONOR WORKING WITH MY BROTHER PHARRELL I HONESTLY THOUGHT WE’D NEVER TOP OUR SONG ARIES , THEN WE CREATED IT ON STEROIDS , THEN WE ADDED MORE STEROIDS ON TOP OF IT WITH A 🔥 ASS FEATURE...," he wrote. "THE ALBUM JUST GOT EVEN BETTER SKATEBOARD P IS CONFIRMED."

Aside from Pharrell, Mike Will has confirmed that Kodak Black (who apparently "unlocked a new flow" for the soundtrack), Rick Ross, and Lil Wayne will appear on the Creed II soundtrack. Nas, Swae Lee, YG and more have also been confirmed to feature on the project.

Last week, Mike Will Made-It released the first track off of the soundtrack, "Kill 'Em With Success" featuring Eearz, ScHoolboy Q, and 2 Chainz. Hopefully, Mike Will drops off one more track before the project drops in its entirety.

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