Will.i.am Reveals Lewis Hamilton's "Amazing" Talent Away From F1 - "Not Fair, Bro"

Will.i.am reveals one of Lewis Hamilton's "amazing" talents away from the Formula One grid.

In an exclusive interview with Alex Harrington for Sports Illustrated and Men's Journal, will.i.am, the well-known musician and entrepreneur, shared his insights on Lewis Hamilton's extraordinary talents beyond the Formula One racetrack. This unexpected reveal ties back to Hamilton's multifaceted abilities and his close relationship with will.i.am.

Read the full interview here.

Key Takeaways:

• First Encounter: Will.i.am first met Lewis Hamilton in November 2007 during the MTV Music Awards. Introduced by a mutual friend, Toby, this meeting led to a lasting friendship between will.i.am, Hamilton, and Nicole Scherzinger.
• Surprise Talent: Beyond Hamilton's prowess in F1 racing, will.i.am highlighted Hamilton's exceptional singing talent. He praised Hamilton's vocal abilities, describing him as an "amazing singer" and expressing admiration for his range of skills.
• Game Changer: Will.i.am acknowledged Hamilton's significant impact on Formula One, noting his game-changing presence in the sport since 2007. He commended Hamilton's ability to excel in multiple areas.

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Will.i.am, in an interview with Alex Harrington for Sports Illustrated and Men's Journal spoke about spending time with Hamilton in the studio, revealing that he "sings amazingly." He explained:

"It's 2007 and, boy did he. It's kind of not fair that he's that good and he sings amazingly. Seriously, I've been in the studio with Lewis, he's an amazing singer. Like, amazing. How can someone be so talented?

"That's really annoying and he's the kind of cat, if he comes on stage with you, he's probably going to out-vocal you. If you introduce him to your girlfriend, she's going to think he's hot. If you're in a car, he's going to out race you. You feel what I'm saying? Not fair, bro. Like, come on, suck at something."

Hamilton's deep passion for music production, which he pursues as a hobby outside the racetrack, is no secret to fans. However, the British driver usually shares himself producing music rather than showing off his singing talent. He has been known to work under the pseudonym 'XNDA' and has even collaborated with prominent artists.