Drop Some Hip Hop Facts Some May Not Know

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Everyone knows this breh.
He’s been saying it in interviews since How To Rob dropped. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was in an old XXL when they did a little blurb on him. I remember there was a pic of him with a BMX bike in front of some kind of fence or something.
 

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Kane wasn't in the video for The Symphony because he got into it with a dude on set and shot him
He left before the authorities showed up
 

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How did you come up with this theory
Whenever asked Havoc always says that he "can't remember" the details of making this beat
Just Blaze asked Havoc to recreate the beat on his Netflix special. Hav said he couldn't remember.
Just remade the beat from memory
The sample was a mystery for so long because Hav said he didn't remember the sample
Lastly, Tip was around for the making of the entire Infamous album
Tip was their guardian angel for that album. He supervised it because he wanted it to sound right.
He produced one track, "co-produced" two tracks, and mixed five tracks
Most of the samples on the Infamous album are jazz samples including Shook Ones, which was what Tip was known for
Around that time Tip was branching out into outside production for Apache, Crooklyn Dodgers, Rah Digga, and others
I could be wrong but I doubt it
 

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Whenever asked Havoc always says that he "can't remember" the details of making this beat
Just Blaze asked Havoc to recreate the beat on his Netflix special. Hav said he couldn't remember.
Just remade the beat from memory
The sample was a mystery for so long because Hav said he didn't remember the sample
Lastly, Tip was around for the making of the entire Infamous album
Tip was their guardian angel for that album. He supervised it because he wanted it to sound right.
He produced one track, "co-produced" two tracks, and mixed five tracks
Most of the samples on the Infamous album are jazz samples including Shook Ones, which was what Tip was known for
Around that time Tip was branching out into outside production for Apache, Crooklyn Dodgers, Rah Digga, and others
I could be wrong but I doubt it
:ohhh: Interesting but why wouldn’t Tip take credit for arguably the greatest hip hop beat of all time
 
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