Juvenile: Jay Z Did the 'Ha' Remix on His Own, The Song Wasn't Big at the Time (Part 9)
June 1, 2021
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In this clip, Juvenile spoke about Jay-Z remixing "Ha" without being asked, and adding it to his "400 Degreez" album after its initial release. He then spoke about "Follow Me Now" blowing up in the Latin community, as it sampled Santana's "Oye Como Va." However, the big song to skyrocket album sales was "Back That Thang Up," which Juvenile admits he didn't initially want to release as a single. To hear more, including the lawsuit over the song, hit the above clip.
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