“Some Way” is NAV’s lead single from his self-titled mixtape. Both artists throw subliminal jabs at Justin Bieber, who mocked The Weeknd’s single “Starboy,” calling Abel’s music “wack” during an Instagram live stream at the 2017 Grammy awards. The most obvious diss comes at the end of The Weeknd’s verse: "I think your girl, think your girl, fell in love with me / She say my fuck, and my tongue game a remedy" “Some Way” is the first collaboration between NAV and the XO founder, The Weeknd.
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“Some Way” is NAV’s lead single from his self-titled mixtape. Both artists throw subliminal jabs at Justin Bieber, who mocked The Weeknd’s single “St… read more
“Some Way” is NAV’s lead single from his self-titled mixtape. Both artists throw subliminal jabs at Justin Bieber, who mocked The Weeknd’s single “Starboy,” calling Abel’s music “wack” d… read more
Navraj Singh Goraya was born on November 3, 1989, in Toronto, Ontario and was raised in the city's suburban Rexdale neighbourhood. He is of Punjabi descent; his parents are Sikhs originally from the northern state of Punjab in India. His mother was involved in computer manufacturing and his father operated a forklift. Goraya first became interested in music after his mother bought him a boombox in the third grade. His uncle, who was a popular singer in Punjab, also brought him to a studio. He began making mash-ups in high school and producing beats for local underground Toronto… read more
Navraj Singh Goraya was born on November 3, 1989, in Toronto, Ontario and was raised in the city's suburban Rexdale neighbourhood. He is of Punjabi descent; his parents are Sikhs origi… read more
Navraj Singh Goraya was born on November 3, 1989, in Toronto, Ontario and was raised in the city's suburban Rexdale neighbourhood. He is of Punjabi descent; his parents are Sikhs originally from the northern state of Punjab in Ind… read more