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N.E.R.D. Explains Headgear On ‘A Different Spin’

By | Stop The Presses! – Thu, Sep 30, 2010 1:45 PM EDT

Could alternative hip-hop band N.E.R.D. be on the verge of launching a line of artistic headgear?

http://media.zenfs.com/en-US/blogs/music_prod/heard-648136726-1285884761.jpgGroup frontman Pharrell Williams explained the patriotic feathers and combat helmet pictured on the cover of their new album, Nothing, when they appeared on A Different Spin, Fuse's new Thursday night music show hosted by Blink 182/+44 member Mark Hoppus. 
 
"It's a mix of so many things," Williams said, stating the obvious. "The feathers kinda represent the peace, and the helmet kinda represents the war." 
 
See Mr. Williams explain this concept and more about their fourth studio album in our exclusive clip.

http://media.zenfs.com/en-US/blogs/music_prod/heard-789065279-1285888460.jpgI can't wait to watch the episode to see if fellow N.E.R.D. Chad Hugo explained the aqua blue ski mask he wore as he sat next to Williams and Shay Haley on the show that features Trey Songz as the musical guest.

Could these hats be the latest additions to their Ice Cream Clothing line?

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