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Ye plays “Through The Wire” for Pharrell, starting casually. As the second verse hits, where Ye raps about his accident and dreams ("What if somebody from the Chi' that was ill got a deal / On the hottest rap label around?"), Pharrell listens intently…Midway through, he realizes the raw...

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