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4:17Now PlayingBack in 2005, DJ Vlad caught up with DJ Kay Slay while on set of Fat Joe's "So Much More" video, where he talked about his "Game of Death" album. The album featured Game, Lil Jon, Cam'ron, Fat Joe, and many more. The New York DJ also spoke about his relationship with Fat Joe, who he's known since his graffiti days in the 1980s.
The conversation then turned to Kay Slay's career aspirations, and he revealed that he has no plans to drop any more mixtapes after he turns 40. He added that his focus was on his then-new artist Papoose, who he called "a beast."
When asked who he was feeling back in 2005, Kay Slay named Jae Millz, Cory Gunz, and Stack Bundles. He also addressed his beef with DJ Clue, who signed Stack Bundles to his Desert Storm label. Kay Slay said that as they've gotten older, they came to an agreement to respect one another.
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