We all know Swizz has been prone to brag on his studio work a tad prematurely, but he supposedly has created the first single off B. Brown’s ex’s much heralded comeback. (Shit I put a bootleg vid of her performing on YouTube and I went platinum. Ha!)
Da Monsta claims:
“Just wrapped up with Whitney Houston,” Swizzy said in an Internet video posted Wednesday. “First single’s a smash. She’s comin’ back crazy!”
He also tweeted about the recording session the day before. “Whats popping today yall ok today i got Whitney H in the studio and Clive Davis will be there i got a big come back rec 4 her showtime.”
Swizz is also claiming he gonna get Eve an album out. Smh. That boat has sailed, buddy.
Props: Rap-Up
Bonus: This is the song I Twittered about earlier. B Dot told me this is B More club classic that he’s rhymin’ over, I just think of Angela Yee, DJ Wonder, and The Emoticon. “Wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up…
{mp3}01 swizz dom the bomb{/mp3}
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