
2000s Music quiz
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Which hip-hop duo released the 2003 crossover party hit 'Hey Ya!'?
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Which 2005 dancehall track was Rihanna's very first hit single?
Answer: Pon de Replay
Why: Jay-Z, then president and CEO of Def Jam, signed her to a six-album deal the same day she met the label.
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Whose father's death inspired Chris Martin to write Coldplay's 2000s ballad Fix You?
Answer: Gwyneth Paltrow
Why: Martin wanted a church organ, could not get one, and plugged in the big keyboard Bruce Paltrow had bought and never used.
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Which producer made the beat for Jay-Z's '99 Problems'?
Answer: Rick Rubin
Why: Rubin, who co-founded Def Jam, built the beat from samples of Billy Squier's 'The Big Beat' and Mountain's 'Long Red'.
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Who sang the Ray Charles-inspired hook on Kanye West's 2005 hit Gold Digger?
Answer: Jamie Foxx
Why: Kanye built the beat at Ludacris's house for rapper Shawnna, who passed on it. Gold Digger then spent ten weeks at number one.
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Which indie electronic project between Ben Gibbard and Jimmy Tamborello released the album Give Up?
Answer: The Postal Service
Why: The US Postal Service sent a cease and desist, then licensed the name after the duo agreed to play its 2004 National Executive Conference.
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Which production duo produced Kelis's 2003 hit Milkshake?
Answer: The Neptunes
Why: Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo created the song's sparse beat under their production moniker The Neptunes.