Here_we_go

“Here We Go”
Single by Trina featuring Kelly Rowland from the album Glamorest Life
Released	2005 (Northern America) 2006 (Elsewhere)
Format	Digital download CD single
Recorded	2005
Genre	Hip-Hop/R&B
Length	3:37
Label	Atlantic/Slip-N-Slide
Writer(s)	Katrina Taylor, Derrick Baker, Josh Burke, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Theodore Lucas, Teedra Moses, James Scheffer, Steven Scipio
Producer	Jim Johnson
Trina singles chronology
"Don\'t Trip" (2005)	"Here We Go" (2005)	"Single Again" (2007)
Kelly Rowland chronology
"Train on a Track" (2003) "Here We Go" (2005) " Like This" (2007)

For the 1993 song "Here We Go", see Johan Renck.

"Here We Go" is a hip hop-R&B song written by American songwriters Katarina Taylor, Derrick Baker, Josh Burke, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Theodore Lucas, Teedra Moses, James Scheffer and Steven Scipio for Trina\'s third album Glamorest Life (2005). The song featured R&B Kelly Rowland, who sung the chorus and the bridge in the song. The song was released as the album\'s first single in North America in September 2005, becoming Trina\'s second Top 20 hit (since "One Minute Man" which was a song by Missy Elliot and where she was a featured artist on the single) with peak position at #17 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. Elsewhere released in April 2006, "Here We Go" also saw little success in Europe, reaching only number 15 on the UK singles chart. It did not chart anywhere else is Europe. The song uses a sample from "Tender Love", a 1986 top ten single from R&B outfit Force M.D\'s. Kelly Rowland has also recorded a cover of the song. The song\'s beat is probably from the beginning of the song Days Of Our Lives by Bone Thugs-n-Harmony.

The song was certified gold by the RIAA on 6/14/06.http://www.riaa.com/news/newsletter/pdf/2006Certifications.pdf RIAA.com Retrieved on 05-08-07

The original version of the song features vocals from Teedra Moses, later replaced by Kelly Rowland.

Rasual Butler starred in the music video for "Here We Go".

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