Young and dumb artist Stunna Girl hates Ciara for not clearing sample for her
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M4T
Pro
Considering the original song is about not being promiscuous, she missed the assignment. And they disrespected lil Jon with those wack drums
Tribal Outkast
Veteran
Shoutout to Steely Dan
Shoutout to Don Henley
Shoutout to Sting
Sample these dudes if you want to
She talking about white people don’t care.. Ok, try it and see what happens
Jesus H. Christ
I died for your sins
Exactly. Isn't sting collecting all the money from Juice Wrld - lucid dreams
Dumb bird
Shoutout to Steely Dan
Shoutout to Don Henley
Shoutout to Sting
Sample these dudes if you want to
Not hip hop but add the rolling stones to that list. Destroyed the verves momentum because they didn't clear the sample for the last time. These older musicians do not fukk around
FluffyEyes
Mrs. Boss Lady
Obligatory "Who?" post
Thank you for not clearing this bullshyt Ciara.
Bout to stream the original in thanks for not clearing that garbo
zayk35
Superstar
Y'all don't understand how fukked America will be in 30 years. Jhyna gonna have a field day if they can have more kids 
Thank you TikTok
Thank you TikTok
Thank you for not clearing this bullshyt Ciara.
Rap music been a parody of itself for the longest this is the final stretch.
Thank you for not clearing this bullshyt Ciara.
Good fukking grief. I wonder if this is how our parents felt when they heard lil Kim or Adina Howard. At least there was talent behind that vulgarity tho. Most of these bytches are just brain dead retards
Green Ranger
I Am Legend
The Eagles & Frank OceanShoutout to Steely Dan
Shoutout to Don Henley
Shoutout to Sting
Sample these dudes if you want to
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
The Rolling Stones and the verve.. they took 100% of the royalties
Not hip hop but still sampling
Rolling Stones Finally Give Back 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' Songwriting Credits
The Verve's Richard Ashcroft was previously denied royalties for "Bitter Sweet Symphony" because it sampled a Jagger-Richards composition
www.rollingstone.com