Jay speaks on his now infamous “The Ghost Of Christopher Wallace” cut to the house that Viacom destroyed:
That record came from Twitter. I was on Twitter asking for beats through iChat. Quincy Tones [who produced ‘Wallace’] sent the beat. I was sitting on that one line: ‘The game ain’t been the same since B.I.G. died/ And Wu swarmed on New York from out that beehive.’ I had been sitting on that for two weeks. I didn’t do nothing with it. Then I took a swim on it. I called Puff like, ‘I’mma do this.’ He said, ‘Come to the studio right now. I need to get on that.’ It was a crazy night. A lot of energy.”
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