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Busta Rhymes Recalls DMX’s Intense Reaction to JAY-Z’s Verse on “Why We Die”

By Xavier Beats Makup
November 28, 2023 2 Min Read
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Busta Rhymes reminisced about the memorable recording of the classic track “Why We Die,” revealing that DMX had a strong reaction upon learning that JAY-Z would be featured on the song. During an appearance on Shopping For Sneakers with Kick Game, Busta shared how DMX wanted to enhance his verse after discovering that Hov was joining the collaboration.

According to Busta, DMX considered his initial verse a reference track and expressed frustration, saying, “If I’d have known that shit, I’d have spit my shit better!” Despite Busta’s reassurances that DMX’s verse was already impressive, the rapper was adamant about delivering an even stronger performance had he known about JAY-Z’s involvement.

Busta also delved into DMX’s unique creative process, describing how the late rapper would lead collaborators on unexpected adventures before entering the studio. He highlighted DMX’s passion and dedication to his craft, emphasizing that when DMX did arrive, he always delivered exceptional performances.

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“Why We Die” is a standout collaboration from Busta Rhymes’s 2000 album “Anarchy,” featuring DMX and JAY-Z. The trio’s chemistry on the track remains a memorable moment in hip-hop history. Despite DMX’s intricate studio approach, Busta praised the rapper’s ability to captivate listeners with his authenticity.

Swizz Beatz, a longtime collaborator and producer for DMX, recently disclosed that there is enough unreleased material from the late rapper for a potential second posthumous album. The decision to create another project, however, depends on capturing the right essence and feeling to honor DMX’s legacy.

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