This one is very interesting because I was making that beat for Santi. We were all in the crib in Magodo (Lagos), and I

was in the studio cooking up. This was a period when there was a series of nights out, and I just made the beat off of

that energy, and I had Efe Jazz come play that guitar riff that’s now become super popular. At that time, Ifeanyi

(Nwune) was managing Runtown, and Runtown was in Los Angeles. Ifeanyi told me he’d send the song to Runtown, so I sent

the song to him. I wasn’t thinking much about it like that, and then, one day, I got a FaceTime video call from Ifeanyi.

He just has his phone up and he’s smoking a blunt. He was in this studio that’s like an open studio, and Runtown is in

the back, and I’m hearing Runtown’s verse. I’m telling myself that this is the craziest Runtown verse I’ve ever heard. I

was like, “Yeah yeah, this one is perfect.” I didn’t even hear the final thing until later, but just off that phone

call, it sounded great.