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THIS IS FALSE!!!! “Feelin’ It” was NEVER a Camp Lo record and Jay never got it in exchange for “Luchini.” It was originally a Ski SOLO record featuring Geechi Suede from Camp Lo and Mecca on the hook. Ski had a verse and wrote the hook. He played it... show more

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Jay-Z offered $7000 (according to Sonny Cheeba) to @skibeatz for the Luchini beat, but he refused and saved it for Camp Lo (the right decision IMO)......here's what it might've sounded like with Reasonable Doubt-era Hov on the instrumental..... 🔊Feelin It x Luchini

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the legend Pimp C on Hov’s generosity “Jay-Z had the beat and the hook already, it was gon be a hit with or without UGK” “Jay-Z is very smart, he knows whats gon sell before it sells, by him bringing us in he was giving us a meal ticket and a blessing” “Jay-Z is my man”

the legend Pimp C on Hov’s generosity “Jay-Z had the beat and the hook already, it was gon be a hit with or without UGK” “Jay-Z is very smart, he knows whats gon sell before it sells, by him bringing us in he was giving us a meal ticket and a blessing” “Jay-Z is my man”

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Let’s use this as a teachable moment… “The Dynasty” was supposed to be a Roc-A-Fella Records compilation album. “Parking Lot Pimpin’” was supposed to be the first single. They were ready to shoot the video for it and at the very last minute Lenny S (who was serving as an A&R for Roc at the time) called Jay and told him that Pharrell had just made the most incredible beat and hook. Omilio Sparks (who wasn’t even signed yet) had an IDEA for a HOOK. No beat, no verses, no song. Just an IDEA for a hook. Jay liked his idea and had Sparks AND Pharrell combine their ideas and do the hook TOGETHER. Once “I Just Wanna Love U” was completed, Jay immediately notified Def Jam that “Parking Lot Pimpin’” was no longer the lead single and “Dynasty” was changed to be a Jay-Z solo album. Sparks was properly credited as a writer for his contribution to the song. He was featured on the video, and was even given a production credit on the record. The story has remained consistent from day one. You’ll hardly ever find Jay contradicting himself. And other people’s recollections of these stories always align with his. Even when they’re at odds with him.

Let’s use this as a teachable moment… “The Dynasty” was supposed to be a Roc-A-Fella Records compilation album. “Parking Lot Pimpin’” was supposed to be the first single. They were ready to shoot the video for it and at the very last minute Lenny S (who was serving as an A&R for Roc at the time) called Jay and told him that Pharrell had just made the most incredible beat and hook. Omilio Sparks (who wasn’t even signed yet) had an IDEA for a HOOK. No beat, no verses, no song. Just an IDEA for a hook. Jay liked his idea and had Sparks AND Pharrell combine their ideas and do the hook TOGETHER. Once “I Just Wanna Love U” was completed, Jay immediately notified Def Jam that “Parking Lot Pimpin’” was no longer the lead single and “Dynasty” was changed to be a Jay-Z solo album. Sparks was properly credited as a writer for his contribution to the song. He was featured on the video, and was even given a production credit on the record. The story has remained consistent from day one. You’ll hardly ever find Jay contradicting himself. And other people’s recollections of these stories always align with his. Even when they’re at odds with him.

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This is a total lie. 9th Wonder got the opportunity to play beats for Jay-Z because Young Guru was a fan of Little Brother. Guru invited 9th to come play beats for Jay. 9th asked Questlove to put in a good word for him before he arrived. 9th showed up to Baseline Studios with 4 beat CDs, he played a bunch of those beats for Jay. Including a bunch of beats that would later go to Little Brother and other artists, but Jay passed on ALL of them. Jay had an idea in mind and it was HE who gave 9th the R. Kelly “A Woman’s Threat” record and asked him if he could flip it. 9th quickly did it and they made the record. The reason for the Little Brother/9th Wonder breakup was because Phonte & Rapper Big Pooh had an issue with 9th’s commitment to the group. They said that he only wanted to send beats over and not be involved with everything else that came with being in the group. That shit had absolutely NOTHING to do with Jay-Z. But as usual, you idiots blame him for everything. But don’t take it from me. Here they all are telling the stories in their own words.

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i suddenly remembered this moment during a fansign when an engene brought a guitar for jay. jay walked over to heeseung with the guitar and that little smile.. he waited for his heeseung hyung to finish what he was doing, then asked him to tune the guitar.. and of course heeseung hyung did it for jay 🤍 #HEEJAY #HEESEUNG #JAY

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HIT-BOY has produced 3 1/2 records for Jay-Z. He played two of them during his Verzus battle vs. Mike WiLL Made-It. Including his closing record. HIT-BOY has produced 80 records for Nas and 6 full-length-albums. And in that same Verzus battle he played ONE Nas record. And THIS ⬇️ was the crowd reaction to it. ONE out of EIGHTY. And when it played you could literally hear a pin drop. The crowd was dead as hell. But NAS is supposed to stand across that stage from JAY-Z and present a challenge?! Aight, man lol With WHAT records?! Stop lying and just say that you prefer Nas and keep it moving.

HIT-BOY has produced 3 1/2 records for Jay-Z. He played two of them during his Verzus battle vs. Mike WiLL Made-It. Including his closing record. HIT-BOY has produced 80 records for Nas and 6 full-length-albums. And in that same Verzus battle he played ONE Nas record. And THIS ⬇️ was the crowd reaction to it. ONE out of EIGHTY. And when it played you could literally hear a pin drop. The crowd was dead as hell. But NAS is supposed to stand across that stage from JAY-Z and present a challenge?! Aight, man lol With WHAT records?! Stop lying and just say that you prefer Nas and keep it moving.

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