Pharrell Williams has been in the music business since the early 1990s, but would score the biggest hit of his career in 2013 with “Happy.” The peppy tune was such an astronomical international ...

The Despicable Me franchise has been very good to Pharrell: He’s been involved on the music side of things since the first movie, and the second film’s breakout hit “Happy” was a No. 1 ...

Pharrell Williams told Zane Lowe's Apple Music interview series that writing "Happy" broke him. Williams said writing "Happy" for "Despicable Me 2" came from a place of sarcasm.

As unlikely as it sounds, Pharrell earned the biggest hit of his career with the inescapable “Happy” in 2014, which originally was part of Despicable Me 2 ‘s soundtrack before becoming ...

That’s what ‘Happy’ was.” Calling “Happy” merely a “hit” would be to dramatically undersell just how inescapable the Despicable Me 2 soundtrack single was for several years straight.

Back in 2013, Williams released “Happy” for Despicable Me 2, and it became a huge hit. It was the most successful song of 2014 and won the Grammy Award for Best Music Video.

Pharrell Williams rides a slick bass line through “Double Life,” his latest contribution to the musical universe of the Despicable Me franchise. The record appears on the soundtrack for ...

The track, which featured in Despicable Me 2 and its soundtrack served as positive reinforcement for listeners. But according to Pharrell writing the smash “broke him.” ...

Also included is “Despicable Me” soundtrack legend Pharrell Williams, who is known for hits in the previous films like “Happy” and the title song for the franchise “Despicable Me.” ...

The Oscars delivered viewers a performance of Pharrell’s Academy Award-nominated song “Happy,” from Despicable Me 2. That meant lots of people dancing (happily) on stage — and the return ...

Pharrell Williams Wrote Nine Rejected Songs For Despicable Me 2 While appearing on Apple Music’s The Zane Lowe Show, promoting his critically well-received, LEGO-style biopic, Piece by Piece, in ...

Pharrell Williams rides a slick bass line through “Double Life,” his latest contribution to the musical universe of the Despicable Me franchise. The record appears on the soundtrack for ...