Flavor Flav is counting down the days until his new single is released.
The 64-year-old rapper, who went viral after singing the national anthem at a basketball game, has been promoting “Every Where Man” in the US, scheduled for release on January 10.
The new track features his Public Enemy partner Chuck D, 63, and the artist sought to clear the air about an alleged rift between the two.
In an interview with TMZ, the Fight the Power artist tried to clear the air.
“A lot of people have asked me, 'Hey, why don't you and Chuck get back together?' but my answer is, 'We never broke up to get back together,'” he explained.
Flavor Flav, 64, is counting down the days until his new single is released on January 10th
“We just took a long break.”
Although the two hadn't seen each other for several years, Flav said there were no hard feelings between them.
“There was no problem because I love my partner, man, and I know he loves me back,” he told the outlet.
“Sometimes,” he added, “you don't agree on everything… but one thing we and Chuck have is that we always manage to get back together, agree, and move forward.”
When the cover for “Every Where Man” didn't quite hit the mark, the hitmaker took to social media to ask for help finding a new design.
It was Taylor's fans, the Swifties, who came to the rescue after Flav spent an evening exchanging friendship bracelets at a Taylor Swift concert in Detroit earlier this year.
“It's not that I didn't like the original cover,” the hip-hop artist claimed, “but I felt like the original cover could have been better.”
Word of mouth led him to Aimee Johnson, who, from the looks of her Instagram account, is a major Swiftie herself.
Flav's new single features his Public Enemy partner Chuck D, 63, and the artist attempted to clear the air about an alleged rift between the two. “There was no problem because I love my partner, man, and I know he loves me back,” he told TMZ
There's a connection between Taylor Swift and the cover of “Every Where Man.”
Flav attended Taylor's concert in Detroit and exchanged friendship bracelets with many of her fans, who in turn pointed him toward an artist who would provide the cover art for his new single. “Swifties are the gifties,” he said
Every Where Man is released on January 10th
The artist was tagged by Flav in a social media post for the new single and Johnson shared it on her one social media page.
“I recently had the AMAZING opportunity to design covers for @flavorflavofficial and @mrchuckd_pe,” she wrote.
“I can't describe what an honor it was to work with them on this project. I can't wait for everyone to hear the song!'
The rapper said he was more than happy with the result. “I like what I have right now, and you know, the Swifties are the recipients.”