Timbaland recently answered a few questions with the “Tamron Hall Show” and shared that Mayweather intimidated him.
Considering the number of artists he worked with in the studio, it’s surprising for some to hear that still gets nervous when working with certain artists. Last week, the superproducer shot a behind-the-scenes segment for the Tamron Hall Show where he revealed which entertainer made him the most uncomfortable while in the studio.
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“Imma tell you a person who really made me nervous was , ’cause he’s a [perfectionist],” he said. “He came in the studio one time, he leaned over me, ‘You ain’t nothin’.” You know, like with that kinda boxing mentality. He pushed me, and I’m like, just making it, just stayed in my zone. I was like,
Timbaland added that Floyd was openly telling him that the beats were “wack” but the producer just took it in stride. “That was—I think he made me the .” The clip wasn’t singularly dedicated to Timbaland’s intimidating studio session with the boxing champ. The Virginia artist was pelted with other questions regarding his long-running career.
He revealed that his first hit song was ‘s “If Your Girl Only Knew,” said his first collaboration was with Furtado, shared that the first concert he ever attended was a Prince show, by Beastie Boys. Check out more from Timbaland backstage with the Tamron Hall Show below.
