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Clipse says that Pharrell forced them to be more structured with their verses instead of freestyling, which helped ‘LGSEO’ go from good to great: “This whole album was based on ‘stay in the pattern and inject all of the steroids into the pattern’ and he was right” We Sound Crazy

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What caught my attention to this video was the tone with which the father spoke to his family. In that soft voice he was able to communicate love and affection. In return he got the same from all of them, as well as trust and respect🥺❤️

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