Busy Bee on Kid Rock Sampling Him for "Bawitdaba" & Selling 14M: I Didn't Get Paid Yet (Part 8)
September 16, 2025
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Hip-hop pioneer Busy Bee discussed his ongoing struggles despite his influential role in the culture, including being sampled by Kid Rock for the smash hit "Bawitdaba," which sold over 14 million copies. While grateful for fans who credit him with saving their lives through hip-hop, Busy Bee revealed the painful reality of not receiving proper financial recognition. He admitted to missing out on millions despite his foundational contributions and expressed frustration over industry peers who have profited while he’s still waiting on payment.
Busy Bee also reflected on moments where he felt overlooked or underestimated, including battles that shaped careers yet left him without the expected opportunities. Highlighting the complex history of hip-hop royalties and recognition, he praised fellow artists like Grandmaster Caz but underscored how many pioneers have been shortchanged. Despite this, Busy Bee remains optimistic, thankful for support from millionaire peers who acknowledge his legacy and offer help.
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