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FSD Feature: 20 Dope Songs In Chicago-New York Collaboration History

Posted on August 27, 2014 by FSD Staff

Jay Z f/ Big Boi, Killer Mike, Twista & Sleepy Brown “Poppin Tags” (2002)

It was late-2002. Jay Z was hip-hop’s king. Outkast was on top of the world, and their new artist Killer Mike was a vicious young rising star — ready to attack any track shoved in his face like a rabid beast. Twista was on the verge of making his true commercial breakthrough, and a young producer from Cook County named Kanye Omari West was lurking in the shadows waiting on his turn. The star-studded six-minute track appeared on Hova’s debatably great album The Blueprint 2: The Gift and the Curse. Looking back, they’re likely pissed they didn’t let Yeezy at least get an eight bar verse in.

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1 thought on “FSD Feature: 20 Dope Songs In Chicago-New York Collaboration History”

  1. The Arkutec says:
    August 27, 2014 at 10:54 pm

    what about Twista, Jay Z and Missy “Is That Yo Chick”?

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