The answer I always give? @LilJon’s Crunk Juice 🤘🏻
That album is a no skips masterpiece and people ain’t even realize it. Him & Rick Rubin sampling Slayer’s ‘Raining Blood’ on ‘Stop Fucking With Me’ is a primo example of how metal can, and should, be sampled in hip-hop
TURN DOWN FOR @LILJON ON @TALKSHOPLIVE THAT'S WHATTTTT! 🔥
Find out when it's going down & pre-order your copy of his new memoir with an autograph before they're gone.
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.@TooShort talks to VIBE about his collaborative relationship with @LilJon, dating back to 1997's "Bia' Bia'" and "Blow The Whistle"
"I can’t think of anything with better chemistry than making a song that stays hot forever. That’s crazy."
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I ACTUALLY DID NOT LOL. I WASNT THINKING ABT THIS AT ALL WHEN I DID BLOW THE WHISTLE. I STUMBLED ON THE BASS SOUND WORKING ON SONGA FOR E40. SOUNDED LIKE FREAKY TALES BASS SOUND SO I JUST COOKED UP THE BASIC IDEA. LATER ON SHORT CALLED ME BACK N THE STUDIO TO ADD SOME KEYS. ADDED MY BOY LROCK ON KEYS N CRAIG LOVE ON GUITAT
One of the most cultural statements that me and my label So So Def ever made, happen 30 years ago today!! @liljon had this idea and I followed his lead, at the time, Atlanta bass music was the true sound of the city, but people outside of Atlanta treated it like, it was just our local country sound and didn’t have legs to go everywhere, I never believe that, it just needed a bigger platform, It features contributions from Big Ace, Don Yute, Edward J, Ghost Town DJ’s, Kidd Money, L.A. Sno, MC. Shy D & DJ Smurf, Playa Poncho, Mr. Collipark, Raheem the Dream, T’Baby, The City Boyz, Trigga Man, Zae’ and Bass Allstars. #30yearanniversary❤️