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Metro Boomin Reveals That Enya Almost Stopped “Creepin” From Being Released for a Surprising Reason · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest, Metro, Boom and Smash.
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Speaker 2: It from last year was called Creepin with twenty one,
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Speaker 2: Savage and The Weekend, but it turns out none of
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Speaker 2: them picked that song title. In fact, it was another
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Speaker 2: legendary artist who might not be featured on the song,
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Speaker 2: but as a whole lot to do with its success.
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Speaker 2: Enya a lot of hits you samples of other pre
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Speaker 2: existing tracks, but Creepin is relatively unique because it actually
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Speaker 2: uses a sample of a sample of a sample. Metro
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Speaker 2: primarily based on Mario Winan's and Diddy's two thousand and
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Speaker 2: four track I don't want to know that that song
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Speaker 2: flipped a sample the foods She's Ready or Not. That
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Speaker 2: song itself utilized an Enya sample nineteen eighty seven's Buddhuka.
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Speaker 2: That means Metro had to get permission from Enya to
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Speaker 2: release creep In, but he ran into a roadblock when
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Speaker 2: she didn't like his original song title. He tells Billboard.
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Speaker 2: The plan was to call it IDWK in abbreviation of
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Speaker 2: Mario and Diddy's song, but Enya took issue with it
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Speaker 2: and it almost killed the song. But in the end
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Speaker 2: he asked her to send titles she did, like one
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Speaker 2: of which was Creeping' that's direct from Hollyod like