MC Eiht Explains Learning From DJ Quik Beef & "Def Wish," "Duck Sick" Song Series | UNIQUE ACCESS 

#MCEiht explains the origins of his #DJQuik beef & what he learned from it. The #ComptonsMostWanted #rapper also details how #EPMD influenced his #DefWish & #DuckSick series of songs. #MCEiht also talks about how he wanted to use more than just #funk songs on #ItsAComptonThang #StraightCheckNEm & #MusicToDriveby. Hit us up in the comments section and let us know what you think.
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