ATBy Ant Taylor•November 6, 2026•Updated November 6, 2026•1 min read
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In a recent discussion, Wyclef Jean reflected on the success of 'Fu-Gee-La,' stating, "We used to be number ten, now we're permanent one." Producer Salaam Remi elaborated on the song's backstory, explaining that the track was born from a session intended for Spike Lee's film 'Clockers,' which ultimately never featured the song. Remi recalled how during that session, Wyclef prompted him to play a beat he had created for Fat Joe, leading to the spontaneous creation of 'Fu-Gee-La.' This revelation has sparked interest among viewers, many of whom expressed surprise and excitement at the connection, with some noting that Fat Joe's stories about his experiences in hip-hop have been validated.
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