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Why You Always Hatin? - YG ft. Drake, Kamaiyah



Speed: 93 bpm

Recommended bpm range: 90 to 95 bpm

The DJ's Take: Kinda sounds like Fancy, doesn't it? Pretty generic hiphop that should fill a couple minutes in a set, and the Drake verse should get some of your audience's attention. Plus, the hook is memorable enough to make this worth a spin or two.

If you're in the 85 to 90 bpm range, try mixing or mashing up with tracks like:

New Americana - Halsey
Nobody To Love - Sigma
Drankin' Patna - T-Pain
How Many Drinks - Miguel
Part II (On The Run) - Jay-Z ft. Beyoncé
Me and My Broken Heart - Rixton
Obsessed - Mariah Carey

If you're in the 90 to 95 bpm range, try mixing with tracks like:


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