People weren’t ready when this track dropped in 2017.
Not only did it feature Breezy and Jhene Aiko’s heavenly vocals, but the lyrics were also the most vulnerable either artist had ever written at the time.
This was their fourth collaboration together, so in hindsight, it isn’t surprising that they could reach that level of comfort with each other.
I say we take a trip back to 2017, put up this “Hello Ego” poster in your Sim’s room, and play the track at full blast.
What you may not know about “Five More Hours” is that it’s the third version of a song by DJ Deorro.
Originally titled “Five Hours,” it became huge thanks to dance compilation videos in 2014.
People loved it so much that Deorro made a third version featuring Chris Brown on vocals accompanied by an outrageous music video co-starring Travis Scott.
Given the song’s history, it’s only apt that we have this dance animation for The Sims 4 thanks to creator Junkoda.
I hate to say it, but a huge part of Chris Brown’s appeal is his bad-boy image.
It’s the reason why, despite his shady past, we’re still drawn to him and his music.
A big factor in that image is his tattoos.
He has a ton all over his body – most noticeably around his neck and chest.
And I know this Wild Townie Tattoos set may not be a complete copy of everything Chris has. But it’s close enough to use when you want to recreate R&B’s prodigal son in TS4.
