Pitbull, Ne-Yo "Time of Our Lives" Review: New Song from 'Globalization' Emphasizes Partying Over Fiscal Responsibility [LISTEN]

If you're having a bit of financial problems, like most of us, worry not. Pitbull and Ne-Yo have got your back... at least in song. Ahead of the release of Mr. Worldwide's new album Globalization, yesterday (Nov. 14), he teamed up once again with his "Give Me Everything" collaborator Ne-Yo for a new single "Time Our Lives."

Though the song's title may recall the Dirty Dancing soundtrack of The Black Eyed Peas' "Dirty Bit (Time of my Life)," Pitbull actually does not sample Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes. Instead, the song emphasizes fiscal irresponsibility and spending what little rent money you don't have on a night at the club. Because even though you're broke, that doesn't mean you can't have the "time of your life."

"I knew my rent was gonna be late 'bout a week ago / I work my a$ off, I still can't pay it though / But I got just enough to get up in this club / And be a good time until my time is up / Ooh, I want the time of my life," Pitbull and Ne-Yo sing in the chorus.

Pitbull also emphasizes that even if you're poor that "every day above ground is a blessing."

Relatable lyrics aside, the new single brings together Pitbull's signature sound, blending together mainstream house dance music with his Miami hip-hop.

And it's definitely better than "Dirty Bit."

Listen to Pitbull and Ne-Yo's "Time of Our Lives" below, via Radio.com:

"Time of Our Lives" is a new single from Pitbull's forthcoming album Globalization, which is due for release on Nov. 24.

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