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The song topped the charts in several countries, including on the Billboard Hot in The song grew to become one of the world's best-selling singles of all time, selling over 13 million copies worldwide. Ei wrote the lyrics while walking home from a Japanese student demonstration protesting against a continued US military presence in the country, expressing his frustration at the failed efforts. The lyrics tell the story of a man who looks up and whistles while he is walking so that his tears will not fall.

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One minute, national radio geared towards Asian people was a bit of a joke, with production values that sounded like the music was being broadcast through a yoghurt pot and string from a Solihull basement. The next, I was being mobbed at school by people wanting me to either sing, translate or identify songs for people.

This was one of the first major crossover hits, a song that would creep in to school discos and punctuate adverts as well as blast from radios. Somehow, a bloke in the Midlands slapping some dhol and a vocal over the Knight Rider theme sparked a period of Hindi and bhangra revolution in the urban music industry, and never one to miss a trick, Jay Z got himself involved for the official remix.

The stripped-back original is largely indistinguishable from most folk-tinged bhangra, which makes the Panjabi MC remix all the more impressive. Slightly distasteful references to snake charming aside, Jay Z revved up the bandwagon, and before long everyone was on it.

Over a decade on, any Indian wedding DJ worth their salt has this up their sleeve as a guaranteed dancefloor filler. React helped shape the template used for sampling old Bollywood hits for the rest of the decade. It was produced by the legendary Just Blaze, a man more famous for making sampled beats for the likes of Jay Electronica on Exhibit C, and the incorporation of such a wildly different sound might have felt forced and just a novelty in lesser hands.

Here, however, the Hindi vocal is treated with respect, given its own time to shine. The Hindi hook chosen raises some question. No genre is complete without its own one-hit wonder, and Truth Hurts fills that space.

The success of this song lies not only in the DJ Quik beat, but the juxtaposition of such a raunchy set of lyrics — the song is essentially one entirely unoriginal extended metaphor comparing drugs and sex — and the innocence of the Bollywood sample. At the time this was released, sex in the Indian film industry was still being alluded to by a suggestive skip behind a shaking bush for 10 seconds and a hasty costume change.

Back when Timbaland was just a producer — before he became his own mini-superstar and forgot how to release a song without Justin Timberlake or Nelly Furtado on it — he was making beats for the likes of Jay Z. Truth Hurts is the greatest one-hit wonder that came out of the period, but Mark B runs her close.

Following the template Just Blaze set on React, this track relies on the vocal being able to flow properly against the backdrop of the sample. Tommy Evans copes admirably with the task, and the result is one of the most underrated examples of the trend going.

The sample is taken from the film Lootmaar, in which the protagonist spends the entire film avenging the death of his murdered wife, who was killed by a shadowy cabal while he stood watching. Promoted by the Dre and Snoop, his record The Documentary is one of his better releases and featured this radio-friendly track with a Hindi loop built in to the chorus.

Give It to Me was friendlier and more accessible than their previous releases, but the production still contained smart subtleties and restraint, looping in a small section of vocal as an addition component rather than resting the entire song on its back. It was the first Bollywood film to ever reach the UK top 10, which makes it significantly more successful than the Mobb Deep song was.

MIA is probably the only person who can sample a Bollywood song almost bar-for-bar and still manage to make it sound fresh and new. This could have come across as lazy, desperate and maybe even a little bit disrespectful to the source material if not handled and executed properly, but it fits in perfectly with the aesthetic created on the rest of her breakthrough album Kala. The original song came from a Bollywood film about a rags-to-riches street disco dancer in India, so it was always going to be a little different.

At a stage where the genre had began to fizzle out and become less prominent, this track reminded everyone of just how well borrowing from Bollywood could work. Just when you thought Bollywood sampling had its best days behind it, La Coka Nostra came along and dropped this.

The fact that ex-members of Limp Bizkit and House of Pain were involved in its creation only make the success of the track more improbable. The film this comes from, Geeta Mera Naam, is actually pretty dark itself — a violent whipping scene, and not in the Willow Smith sense, is where Mujne Maar Daalo appears. True Tiger did their best to show that whatever hip-hop could do, grime could do too. Slang Like This was huge on radio, huge underground and huge live — it inspired a rash of freestyles over the instrumental, and gave the practice of sampling Bollywood a completely new lease of life.

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The safety of herbal products is one of the major concerns for the modernization of traditional Chinese medicine, and pharmacokinetic data of medicinal herbs guide us to design the rational use of the herbal formula. This article reviews the advantages of the automated blood sampling ABS systems for pharmacokinetic studies. In addition, three commonly used sample preparative methods, protein precipitation, liquid-liquid extraction and solid-phase extraction, are introduced. Chinese medicinal herbs have been used for treating ailments in China and Asia for several centuries, and are becoming more and more popular worldwide.

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It was originally released on September 19, , by Nice Life Recording Company and Atlantic Records , but then re-released as a radio single in Though it did not chart at the time of its release, it later became a viral sleeper hit in after gaining popularity on the TikTok video sharing app and being used on the Netflix movie Someone Great. The song was included as a bonus track on the deluxe version of Lizzo's third studio album Cuz I Love You and reached number one on the Billboard Hot , becoming Lizzo's first song to do so. Musically, it is led by a "glittering" piano loop. During a concert in her native Detroit, Lizzo revealed that "the person I wrote that song about is from Detroit. In the United States, "Truth Hurts" became a sleeper hit two years after its release; the song was originally released in September and eventually charted in the spring of Its high debut was due to a Billboard rule that affects songs older than one year from entering the Hot unless obtaining a substantial amount of chart points. The song also hit number one on the US Rhythmic chart, where it became Lizzo's first Billboard chart topper; and one of five songs to reach number one with a jump on that chart since its October inception. In the United Kingdom, "Truth Hurts" has debuted at number 67 on the UK Singles Chart on the week ending May 9, , [21] later peaking at number 29 on the week ending September 19, The song also entered the top 10 of the Belgium Urban Singles Chart, at number nine, also becoming her first and highest-charting entry on the chart, respectively.

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One minute, national radio geared towards Asian people was a bit of a joke, with production values that sounded like the music was being broadcast through a yoghurt pot and string from a Solihull basement. The next, I was being mobbed at school by people wanting me to either sing, translate or identify songs for people. This was one of the first major crossover hits, a song that would creep in to school discos and punctuate adverts as well as blast from radios. Somehow, a bloke in the Midlands slapping some dhol and a vocal over the Knight Rider theme sparked a period of Hindi and bhangra revolution in the urban music industry, and never one to miss a trick, Jay Z got himself involved for the official remix.

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