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The Vic-E Interpretation (Interlude) by TLC
Release Date
Tue Feb 23 1999
Performed by
TLCProduced by
Dallas AustinWrited by
Dallas AustinAbout
In the first interlude off TLC’s album FanMail, producer Dallas Austin used Vicki (the original Mac computer voice) to break down what’s wrong with people at clubs.
The Vic-E Interpretation (Interlude) Lyrics
[Skit: Vic-E]
In the club
People use material things to increase their chances of a pick-up
Such as diamond Rolexes, Prada bags, and Versace outfits
I guess it makes them feel special
In Japan, they just move to the one and two
The Vic-E Interpretation (Interlude) Q&A
Who wrote The Vic-E Interpretation (Interlude)'s ?
The Vic-E Interpretation (Interlude) was written by Dallas Austin.
Who produced The Vic-E Interpretation (Interlude)'s ?
The Vic-E Interpretation (Interlude) was produced by Dallas Austin.
When did TLC release The Vic-E Interpretation (Interlude)?
TLC released The Vic-E Interpretation (Interlude) on Tue Feb 23 1999.