By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer
After his performance in Miami with Lil Wayne, Juvenile has returned to the headlines after being overshadowed by a flock of new stars. Juvenile is back and preparing to release his latest album, Rejuvenation. Years ago, Juvenile was the biggest star on Cash Money Records, but left after a dispute, leading to Lil Wayne taking the helm.
During his time at Cash Money Records, Juvenile became one of the biggest rappers in the game and it was because of his different brand of music. Juvenile’s breakout single was “Ha,” which came in 1998. The song was remixed by Irv Gotti’s Murder Inc., which was made up of Jay-Z, DMX, and his own artist, Ja Rule.
At the time, this served as the “Ha (remix),” but Juvenile is giving the song another makeover, including Meek Mill on the remix. Sway Calloway had the opportunity to speak with Juvenile for his “Sway in the Morning” show on Shade 45. During the interview, Juvenile discussed the original remix of “Ha,” Jay-Z, and why he never collaborated with Master P.
Watch the entire interview below:
