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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2023 · 6 MIN

What's Right Tonight

from ThreeThirty Podcast Radio · host ThreeThirty Podcast Radio

ThreeThirty Podcast Radio Category Labeled: Boogie Rhythm Music What's Right Tonight is a song by the American hip-hop artist ThreeThirty, who is also the host of the popular ThreeThirty Podcast Radio. The song was released in 2022 as part of his album it’s A New Beginning The Rise Of ThreeThirty, and its on the next level of the game, and it features his signature blend of witty lyrics, catchy hooks, and smooth beats. The song is about enjoying the moment and living life to the fullest, regardless of the challenges and struggles that one may face. The song has been praised by critics and fans alike for its uplifting message and its catchy chorus, which goes: "What's right tonight?/ Anything you want it to be/ What's right tonight?/ Just follow your dreams/ What's right tonight?/ Don't let nobody stop you/ What's right tonight?/ You know what to do". The song is available for streaming on ThreeThirty Podcast Radio, where you can also listen to his other songs and his podcast episodes, where he interviews celebrities, entrepreneurs, and influencers from various fields and backgrounds. What's Right Tonight is a song that will inspire you to pursue your passions and goals, and to have fun along the way. What's Right Tonight By ThreeThirty, Published By BMI

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