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The clip that opens the "DREAM IN BLUE" intro of @WordzThaPrince's latest album "MARK MY WORDZ" is an excerpt from a January 2003 interview with Jamaican dancehall deejay Ninjaman and Jamaican journalist Emily Shields (née Crooks) on Television Jamaica's Exposure.

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"A real bad man" wouldn't take such a stance, he implied. This act was an effort to address a pressing issue in Jamaica, particularly in the 2000s, and one that still affects the country today.

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The clip that opens the "DREAM IN BLUE" intro of @WordzThaPrince's latest album "MARK MY WORDZ" is an excerpt from a January 2003 interview with Jamaican dancehall deejay Ninjaman and Jamaican journalist Emily Shields (née Crooks) on Television Jamaica's Exposure.

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When Emily followed up by asking if he had more illegal firearms, Ninjaman replied that if he did, he'd be a hypocrite for not handing them all in, given his gesture of handing over the one gun was meant to help curb Jamaica's rampant gun crime.

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The clip used on track 8, "clip 2", from A-Reece's "Kill The King: the mixtape", is an excerpt from an interview the late @akaworldwide had with the renowned @SABC_2 breakfast show, @MorningLiveSABC, in 2014.

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"Kill The King: the mixtape" is executively produced by @mjsmtc and released under Revenge Club Records.

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The clip used on track 8, "clip 2", from A-Reece's "Kill The King: the mixtape", is an excerpt from an interview the late @akaworldwide had with the renowned @SABC_2 breakfast show, @MorningLiveSABC, in 2014.

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By incorporating AKA's words into "clip 2", A-Reece pays homage to a fellow artist who embodied a similar spirit of independence and self-empowerment.

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@OriginalJayJody @TumiMolekane @reece_youngking @bionicjozi Production credits for ‘100 Mill’ go to @mjsmtc and @KaizerBeatZ_. Notably, Michael Tuohy also served as the executive producer for the entire ‘King The King: the mixtape’, released under Revenge Club Records.

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The clip that concludes track 6, ‘100 mill,’ featuring @OriginalJayJody, from A-Reece’s ‘King The King: the mixtape’, is an excerpt from @TumiMolekane’s impassioned impromptu remarks at the 2017 South African Hip-Hop Awards.

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@OriginalJayJody @TumiMolekane @reece_youngking @bionicjozi The clip’s inclusion is a deliberate choice, as Stogie T’s words seem to echo A-Reece’s own intentions behind the track. The juxtaposition is striking, and the excerpt adds depth to the song’s narrative.