So Lupe Fiasco be ghost writin, huh?

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lupe is my nikka... but lol @ lupe writing anything on the black album
"I never readthe bible in my life i swear to god"

Some chi town nikkas made lucifer happen but im not here to burst bubbles

Some chi town brothas definitely made what more can j say
 
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yeah I can see that

but really....it's WHAT MORE CAN I SAY

It was produced by THE BUCHANANS

The same producer of FIVE songs on the F&L Leaked version.

If Lu didnt write it he definitely gave Hov the track. Probably the beat with the hook already on it. Its obvious now.


Damn:ohhh::huhldup:

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We were working with Lupe Fiasco. The guy that he owned Lupe’s label, him and Jay were really good friends. It came up that Jay was working on his last album and we might be able to get him some music. I sent him one record with the hook, intro, and everything in it already. They called back like, “Yo, send the files.” Then Jay called like, “Tell your peoples I think I bodied this beat. Tell them to come to the studio.” It was surreal. We just sent one beat. That was our first placement ever. I wasn’t even really a producer, I was in a rap crew. The kid that sang on the hook lived across the street from me in the projects. We recorded the hook in my house. The beat was maybe a year or two old before I even sent it to him. I had played it for a couple people and they didn’t get it. Certain tracks are just meant for certain artists. Jay said, “What if I hadn’t liked that beat?” I was like, “If you didn’t like that you wouldn’t have liked anything.”

Moment of Clarity: An Oral History of Jay Z’s The Black Album | The FADER



Consider this.

Ye is from Chicago

So is Lupe.

So where the fukk does Lupe get so close to Jay for during that time? :francis:

Jay wanted to sign Lu. They've known each other for a while. I'm guessing Jay had Lu give him songs or help with concepts.
 

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I remember people said he wrote Lucifer for Jay-Z
soon as i heard the rumors that he wrote for the black album i revisited the records in my head and lucifer sounds exactly like lupe. Cadences and everything. I think the reference track thing is an every day thing in hiphop among those artists the elites prop up at the top of the culture, Meek just inadvertently lifted the industry's skirt up in a pursuit of fukkery
 

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WIZ BUCHANAN
Producer, “What More Can I Say”
We were working with Lupe Fiasco. The guy that he owned Lupe’s label, him and Jay were really good friends. It came up that Jay was working on his last album and we might be able to get him some music. I sent him one record with the hook, intro, and everything in it already. They called back like, “Yo, send the files.” Then Jay called like, “Tell your peoples I think I bodied this beat. Tell them to come to the studio.” It was surreal. We just sent one beat. That was our first placement ever. I wasn’t even really a producer, I was in a rap crew. The kid that sang on the hook lived across the street from me in the projects. We recorded the hook in my house. The beat was maybe a year or two old before I even sent it to him. I had played it for a couple people and they didn’t get it. Certain tracks are just meant for certain artists. Jay said, “What if I hadn’t liked that beat?” I was like, “If you didn’t like that you wouldn’t have liked anything.”

Moment of Clarity: An Oral History of Jay Z’s The Black Album | The FADER





Jay wanted to sign Lu. They've known each other for a while. I'm guessing Jay had Lu give him songs or help with concepts.


Nice.
 
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