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3:33Now Playing"We worked together in the studio," reveals Lil Durk to VladTV, as he spoke about creating alongside Jermih on their hit collab, "Like Me." Even though it required writing multiple verses before he got the proper one to fit, the "Chiraq" rapper believed it would be a hit, because it catered to the females who were used to seeing a more "turnt up" side from him as an artist.
Durk goes on to explain why he believes most people are unaware that Jeremih is also from Chicago. Although "Like Me" is doing well as the lead single for Durk's debut album, 'Remember My Name,' he thought that "Get That Money" which features Chris Brown and French Montana would be the track that would introduce him to the masses.
Later, Lil Durk explained "Get That Money" didn't make the album due to clearance issues. "They said they could clear it, but it would take longer, and I said, 'I can't wait on nobody else.'" During the time-frame that Lil Durk needed the album to be properly cleared, Chris Brown was on tour and was not able to secure the clearance. A reflective Lil Durk then offered that he harbors no ill will towards Brown saying, "I still rock with him though."
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