Busta and M.O.P. recorded a track for M.O.P.'s new album + comments on Nas

[Meho]

Busta said another factor with "Rough Around the Edges" being relegated to mixtape-circuit dwelling is that he didn't think Def Jam would clear his friend for two songs.

"They're just not going to do that," Bus laughed. "They're the ones that's gonna try to maximize Nas' presence. They're not gonna let that happen on a Busta Rhymes album. I had the choice to get one of the two [songs for my album]. ['Don't Get Carried Away'] felt a little better for the event. It felt like we could go and perform that record and smash the venue. ['Rough Around the Edges'] was more conceptual: It was a slower record, even though it was intense. [We figured that] if we had to choose one, let's go with the one that's gonna smash 50,000-seat venues."

Busta shouldn't have any trouble getting the crowd going with his new joint with M.O.P. He recorded a guest spot for the G-Unit Records signees.

"I'm always excited to work with M.O.P.," Bus said. "I'm a major fan of them dudes. I'm definitely on their new album. It's [a song] called 'Monkey Sh--.' It's hard. It's always excitement when they are willing to do records with Busta Rhymes. And they always come through for me when Busta Rhymes wants to do records with them." ...

[QuietTruth]

I hope that record has some high energy!

[UKnowWhatItIs: welcome to my traps....game over]

Sounds dope.