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| God of mercy and compassion | Au Sang Qu Hymn Code: 176133217176176 |
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The single was certified Platinum by the RIAA, representing over 1 million units sold.
Beyond the Hot 100, it climbed to #10 on the Hot Rap Songs chart and #24 on the Digital Songs chart. Production and Composition
T-Pain provides the melodic, soaring chorus that anchors the song's motivational message. maino ft t pain all the above mp3 audio better download
The official music video, directed by , was filmed in Miami and premiered on MTV Jams in March 2009. It further boosted the song's profile, eventually ranking in the top 100 videos of the year on BET. An official remix was also released, featuring an additional verse from Young Jeezy .
"All the Above," featuring , remains the definitive anthem of Brooklyn rapper Maino's career. Released on February 17, 2009 , as the second single from his debut album If Tomorrow Comes... , the track is a powerful testament to perseverance and triumph over adversity. Impact and Commercial Success The single was certified Platinum by the RIAA,
Upon its release, it achieved the highest first-week single sales for a new rap artist since Flo Rida's "Low" in 2007.
Collegiate programs like the Auburn Tigers and Virginia Tech Hokies have integrated the track into their pre-game rotations. Music Video and Remixes The official music video, directed by , was
"All the Above" was produced by the legendary alongside production duo Nard & B . Many critics and listeners noted its sonic resemblance to T.I.’s "Live Your Life," which was also a Just Blaze production. The track features:
It has been used by various MLB players (such as Dan Uggla ) and UFC fighters (like Danillo Villefort ).
The song marked a significant milestone for Maino, becoming his first and only single to reach the of the Billboard Hot 100 , where it peaked at #39 . Its commercial performance was equally impressive: