Author Topic: New Bun B album with unreleased 2Pac verse? (Read 385 times)

SheraZ · « **on:** July 28, 2010, 08:19:27 PM »

heard ppl been talkin bout that on different forums like joebuddentv.com etc.. and its on wikipedia too..

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Trill O.G.
Main article: Trill O.G.
Bun B's third album is to be Trill O.G. In an interview with MTV Live Bun B stated that 2Pac is set to feature on the album, claiming " It's a brand new verse."[6] The album is set to be released under Universal Motown[7] after leaving Asylum Records. The album will be released August 3, 2010.[8]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bun_B#Trill_O.G.

peace

woof · « **Reply #1 on:** July 28, 2010, 08:58:29 PM »

pac verse is from Worldwide Dime Piece

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“Right Now,” features Trey Songz, the late Pimp C, and even a verse from Tupac Shakur. Bun recently explained how the song came about in a recent interview with Complex Magazine. Read the details below:

It’s produced by Steve Below, a protégé of Pimp’s. It was originally recorded as a live verse and a chorus. My verse is from this year, Pimp C’s verse is from the 2000 decade, and Pac’s verse is from the ’90s. Pac’s verse was already there. We gave the producer the tempo. We stripped the track bare. It wasn’t like the track was created and the verse had to fit on it. So we just built a beat around the same tempo that the verse was already recorded to. If I had to guess, [Pac’s verse] had to be from before the Death Row beef or it has to be around when he started putting together [One Nation], when he had Boot Camp and all of those people. In the song he’s talking about being in New York, walking down 125th, and being at the Puerto Rican Day Parade. Really, it was killing me. It took everything in me to not leak just a piece of it during the Puerto Rican parade. I was just looking at it like, “Fuck, the song should’ve been out yesterday.”