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Flip Reverse

"Flip Reverse"
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Single by Blazin' Squad
from the album Now or Never
B-side "Nothing Like This"
"Who's It Gonna Be"
"U Know What"
Released 3 November 2003
Format CD single, cassette, digital download
Recorded 2003
Genre Hip hop, R&B
Length 2:53
Label East West Records
Songwriter(s)

Lee Collin Bailey, Stuart Baker, Christian Ballard, Thomas Nicholas Beasley, Samuel David Foulkes, Oliver Constantine Georgiou, James Victor MacKenzie,

Christopher James McKeckney, Andrew Ian Murray, James Terrence Murray, Mustafa Omer, Marcel Stephen Elliot Somerville, Jane Vaughan
Blazin' Squad singles chronology
"We Just Be Dreamin'"
(2003)
"Flip Reverse"
(2003)
"Here 4 One"
(2004)
"We Just Be Dreamin'"
(2003)
"Flip Reverse"'
(2003)
"Here 4 One"
(2004)

Lee Collin Bailey, Stuart Baker, Christian Ballard, Thomas Nicholas Beasley, Samuel David Foulkes, Oliver Constantine Georgiou, James Victor MacKenzie,

"Flip Reverse" is a song by ten-piece hip-hop group Blazin' Squad, released as the second single from their second studio album, Now or Never.

Although initially against releasing the song as a single, East West released "Flip Reverse" as the second single from Now or Never on 3 November 2003. It became the group's last single to be released on the discontinued cassette format. Released a week prior to Now or Never, the single became the group's second most successful single to date, peaking at #2 on the UK Singles Chart on the week of release. The radio edit of "Flip Reverse" cuts around twenty seconds of instrumental music from the intersection of the song.

The music video for "Flip Reverse" premiered in September 2003, at a total length of two minutes and fifty-six seconds. The video focuses on the group performing the song in a crowded club, surrounded by a group of girls. The video also shows scenes of members of the band break dancing, and leaving the club with a gaggle of girls following behind. As of 2012, "Flip Reverse" has become the group's most-played video on UK music channels, receiving nearly twice as many plays as "Crossroads", the group's only number-one single.


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