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6:19Now PlayingIn this flashback clip from 2014, Lil Fizz spoke about touring the world and selling millions of albums during his run with B2K, while making it clear that he continues to make money off their success from the early 2000s. He explains that because all the group members helped write their music they still receive royalty checks for their hit songs, while the film "You Got Served" is played on almost every cable network to date. Later on, he talks about breaking down the stigma where artists go broke after their prime, noting how he's learned to manage his money responsibility by investing in land. Overall, he emphasizes the importance of owning your music to continuously make money from it.
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