Am) (clean Version) (audio) Fergie: Fergalicious (feat. Will I

: The iconic music video, directed by Fatima Robinson , features Fergie as the owner of a colorful candy factory, a direct nod to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory . Fun Facts

Released in 2006 as the second single from Fergie's debut solo album The Dutchess , (featuring will.i.am) remains a defining pop-rap anthem of the mid-2000s. The song is celebrated for its playful tone, body positivity, and high-energy production. Key Highlights & Context : The iconic music video, directed by Fatima

: will.i.am stated the song was intended to show Fergie "flaunting her stuff from a strong female perspective," inspired by the group Salt-N-Pepa . Key Highlights & Context : will

: The clean edit available on platforms like Amazon Music and Spotify replaces mild suggestive language (e.g., "all that sh*t" becomes "all that talk") to make it radio-friendly and suitable for all ages. It heavily pays homage to 1980s hip-hop, featuring

: Produced by will.i.am, the track is a "self-love anthem" that blends hip-hop, electro, and pop. It heavily pays homage to 1980s hip-hop, featuring samples from "Supersonic" by J.J. Fad and "Give It All You Got" by Afro-Rican.

: The song is famous for its "spelling bee" bridge, where Fergie spells out "Fergalicious" and "Tasty" (though famously adding an "e" to the latter: T-A-S-T-E-Y ).