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Music Video: Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill) [feat. Akon, Lil Wayne, and Niia]

Artisit: Wyclef Jean

  • Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
  • Release Date: 2007
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Video Length: 2:24

  • Copyright: Wyclef Jean
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Music Video For Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill) [feat. Akon, Lil Wayne, and Niia] By Artist Wyclef Jean

Reviews For Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill) [feat. Akon, Lil Wayne, and Niia] By Artist Wyclef Jean

  • this is true

    5
    By lemonada
    This song is great the vocals are great and tells a story maybe some people can relate to.

  • AWESOME!!!!!!!

    5
    By :P ur face is funny
    this ROCKS!!! i mean FINALLY a song thats not all about how rich the person is!!! GO WYCLEF

  • DIS DA BEST!

    5
    By gangstz n da house
    dis da best wyclef song eva!!!!!!! with a added bonus it has lil wayne in it! pefect!

  • AMAZINGGGGG

    5
    By bbcash
    I love Niia she is amazing and i love her voice. She will be at the top of the charts soon.

  • Love Wyclef

    5
    By MusicalArtist
    Wyclef rocks... and regarding the comment on Auto-Tune, pratically every main stream artist uses it, whether it is noticeable or not. This isn't a revolution that has just happened. However, a really current technique is to make it really noticeable in the voice(like T-Pain). It can be a good thing, and it can be a bad thing. I don't care if an artist uses it, but they have to deliver live. Wyclef is the bomb.

  • noo....

    1
    By RawRit'sStaR!
    no...this is the worst song/video ever!! i dont get it and its..crap!! dont buy this song!!

  • Buy this its the best song in the whole entier world

    5
    By Lukas Family
    I love this song best song ever like yaa totally i totally get the song

  • THIS IS AWSOME!

    5
    By Sonia0830
    this is the best song ever! I LOVE dis song yo this is more than a 10 its 100 lol! tottally awsome song wyclef keep it up! ;)

  • 23rd review

    5
    By KingFerrari
    This is an inspirational song which depicts the struggles of an immigrant trying to get in our country and the greediness of America in the pursuit of money. Oh, and rip rap is right. Akon and T-Pain are in everything.

  • Carnival Vol. 1 (Tomorw)

    5
    By WooHoo17
    This is the 1st single off of Wyclef Jean’s up coming album, Carnival Vol. 1 which drops tomorrow. This is a perfect example of what the album will be like. It features appearances from Shakira, T.I., Norah Jones, and a lot more. This song is amazing. Akon did amazing as always. Like the average Akon he had a great voice and the way Akon did the chorus was amazing. Lil’Wanye’s verse was pure fine to. Niia did a very solid background. It all cobinds together with amazing melody, rhythm, and a great video. Wyclef Jean did a great job to. Watch out cause his 5th solo album drops tomorrow!

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