Maybe @ForeignTeck can explain why to y'all why Exchange and Deja Vu sound similar... right @Vinylz ?
Dit is waarom de beats van Deja Vu van J. Cole en Exchange van Bryson Tiller bijna identiek zijn
dec 09 2016, 17:21 • XTRA
Vandaag heeft J.Cole na twee jaar weer uitgebracht. Een van de nummers, DeJa Vu, deed ons denken aan de beat van van Bryson Tiller. Het laatste nummer is afkomstig van , het debuutalbum van Tiller.
Zojuist hebben de producers van J Cole's nummer verklaard waarom er zoveel overeenkomsten in de beats van de twee nummers zit. Zij, Boi-1da & Vinylz, zeggen dat Foreign Teck van het productieduo The Mekanics de beat van hen heeft gestolen en aan Tiller heeft gegeven. Volgens de producers van Cole was het nummer Deja Vu al af, voor de release van Exchange. De producers hadden een woordenwisseling op Twitter, check de discussie hieronder.
Just letting the ppl know that you're a thief and this has nothing to do with anyone but you.
you're really out here reverse engineering beats. It ain't about money and placements, it's the principle.
Then go listen to Meek - U know and Deja Vu back to back. Ripped my drum pattern. Shit brazy lol no class
Maybe @ForeignTeck can explain why to y'all why Exchange and Deja Vu sound similar... right @Vinylz ?
Me and @Boi1da made that exchange beat first. It was stolen from us by a thief named @ForeignTeck . Cole song was recorded before exchange
I sent this thief a video of me making the Deja Vu beat..a week later he post a beat on ig with the same drums. I made him take it down.
He said "I'm sorry bro.. I was inspired . I look up to you" few months later he decides to remake the whole beat and give it to Bryson
He even offered me publishing on the song.. why would u offer publishing if you didn't steal it?...
Fuck all this shit tho. This ain't even my style. Me and 1da make hits in our sleep. We just had to address this.
S/o to my brother Bryson . He has nothing to do with this. This is all directed at the producer
