T-Pain Reveals Everyone Has Been Singing ‘All I Do Is Win’ Wrong For Years

30 November 2017, 15:59 | Updated: 30 November 2017, 16:02

Mind. Blown.

T-Pain has shocked fans around the world by revealing that everybody has been singing his chorus on DJ Khaled’s biggest song ‘All I Do Is Win’ wrong since it was released.

The singer began by also revealing on Twitter that fans were singing his 2007 song ‘Buy You A Drank’ incorrectly too.

“It’s ‘and then’ not ‘ooh wee’ but really it’s whatever you want it to be,” he tweeted.

It’s “and then” not “ooh wee” but really it’s whatever you want it to be just enjoy the song however you hear it. I just appreciate you listening. #BuyUADrank #THANX
— T-Pain (@TPAIN) 29 November 2017

For years many fans thought T Pain was actually singing “I’mma buy you a drank/ooh wee I’mma take you home with me,” in the chorus.

When in fact, he was singing “I’mma buy you a drank/And then I’mma take you home.”

Clearly, the T in T-Pain doesn't stand for Truthful because we all know the correct lyric is "I'mma buy you a drank, ooh-wee."
— Dustin Sloane (@Dustin_Sloane) 29 November 2017

It don’t even sound right with that
— Nana (@TypicaalNana) 29 November 2017

Since I heard it I haven't been able to unhear it
— TMA (@uoeno_tma) 29 November 2017

listening back ASAP cause now i feel like my life is a lie.
— Dillon Francis (@DILLONFRANCIS) 29 November 2017

After the 32-year-old understandably received shocked messages from his fans, T Pain took things a step further by revealing the truth behind his 2010 collaboration with DJ Khaled ‘All I Do Is Win’ featuring Rick Ross, Ludacris and Snoop Dogg.

“I don’t wanna throw another wrench in your childhood but also it’s ‘Everybody hands go UP………and they stay there……….AND THEY SAY YEAH’ sorry #AlliDoIsWin I’m from #Tallahassee bro. That’s just how some of us talk.”

I don’t wanna throw another wrench in your childhood but also it’s “Everybody hands go UP......... and they stay there....... AND THEY SAY YEAH” sorry #AlliDoIsWin I’m from #Tallahassee bro. That’s just how some of us talk.
— T-Pain (@TPAIN) 29 November 2017

Most fans thought that T-Pain was singing “and they stay there” twice during the chorus.

This similarly sparked outrage from his followers on Twitter.