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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...

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