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When I linked up with Olamide to do the record, Olamide already killed it and then I already mumbled my melodies on the record but it just didn’t
sound… I didn’t have it at the time. So it took me like six months to write it. I would go for shows… kill shows and I’ll go back to the record and
be like “yo okay, what do I write here that’s crazy?”. Then I just gathered momentum, I got it after one show, I ran to Kel-P (the producer), I
recorded it and I knew it was a hit. I sent it to Olamide, and Olamide was like “okay… are you sure?” I was like yes I’m sure, this is my jam. I
knew it was going to jam (blow up).
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Blaqbonez, Olam...
Olamide had posted this record a while ago, and I was a fan of the record when he posted it. I didn't understand why he never put
out the record. I think I tweeted it in 2024. I was like, “Olamide, I mean, this record is so crazy. Why didn't you ever put it
out? Can you put it out?” We had a conversation about it. He said he was going to drop it. I was like, “Okay, cool, we’ll be
waiting.” Fast forward to two months ago (around August 2025), he texted me, “Hey Blaq, do you want this record?” I'm like, “What
do you mean, do I want this record? Of course, I want this record.” As soon as he sent it to me, Magicsticks and I started cooking
it. We created a new production for it because Niniola had already used the old beat. At first, it was crazy because I was
conflicted on whether the beat sounded as good as the original one. We just kept going back and forth, working on it. I sent
Olamide one version, and he said the vibe was fire and that we should keep going. We just kept going back and forth via email. It
was interesting going back and forth via email because that was peculiar. There was one time I was sending it to him via
Instagram, but he never opened it, but once I sent an email, he was there to respond. It was an interesting time to create that
kind of song.
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