Atlanta’s High Museum of Art was the site for a special premiere event in celebration of “All Day I Dream About Sport,” a new film by Pharrell Williams and Gabriel Moses.
The short, directed by Moses and shot entirely in Dakar, features a trio of original songs from the 13-time Grammy winner. To further commemorate its release, Pharrell was joined by Whitaker Group founder James Whitner for a conversation moderated by Aria Hughes, Complex’s Editor in Chief.
Pusha T can indeed be heard on one of the three tracks featured in the short. In fact, some have speculated that the track, tentatively titled “Mike Tyson Blow to the Face,” could actually stem from sessions surrounding a long-teased new album from Clipse.
In a statement on the film, Moses pointed to the universality at the core of its story, namely its explorations of life and death and everything in between. Per Moses, the film is “about putting West African traditions in the spotlight, whilst representing a global humanity.”
To watch the 20-minute short “All Day I Dream About Sport” in full, see here.
