Packers Tight End D.J. Williams Releases 'Friday' Mashup Mix-Tape
Warning: This video features some NSFW language. Second warning: It’s Friday, and therefore, time to get down.
While America is ready to kick off a lazy/crazy Fourth of July weekend, D.J. Williams is putting in work to make music that will get us in the groove. The Packers tight end released the first mix-tape on Wednesday, kicking off a series of drops he calls “D.J. Mix Friday.”
The mix-tape was spotted by Kiley Kmiec of Next Impulse Sports, and it’s actually not bad.
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"dj mix Friday. Everyone check out my new mix I just put together !! hope you enjoy!!! http://t.co/YZbzWECyvb
— D.J. Williams (@dj45williams) July 3, 2013"
Williams kicks things off with a classic Chris Tucker line from the movie Friday, and then it’s off to the club with David Guetta’s “Titanium.”
The mix-tape features mashed-up mixes of Notorious B.I.G., Justin Timberlake and Gwen Stefani among other artists. Williams is rocking a Packers shirt the whole while, and is definitely enjoying himself in his home studio.
Let's break Williams’ track down and get some grading going:
Song Choice: B+
There are no bad songs on Williams’ mashup mix, but there was that whole Busta Rhymes verse, which was a problem.
Thankfully, right as you’re about to O.D. on Busta, the song moves into “Suit and Tie” and all is forgiven. He also includes “Juicy," which is amazing.
Smoothness: B-
Overall, it’s a professional-sounding mix, but some of the transitions were raw and sudden.
Cutting in Chris Tucker’s line about messing with a black man’s stereo is funny, but it was meant to mask the fact he didn’t have a clean segue into his next song.
Creativity: A-
Chris Tucker lines will always win my heart, and Williams used them to provide a funny theme for the mix-tape.
He didn’t go White Panda crazy and mix Rihanna and Game of Thrones together, but it’s solid work.
Overall: B
Raw, but with nuggets of goodness. It's no Super Mash Bros, but Williams is definitely headed in the right direction.
Keep it up, D.J.. The NFL needs a Jazzy Jeff this summer, and you’re clearly capable of being that guy.

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