Trugoy the Dove (De La Soul)

Beatles who will be like, yo, you can't sample my stuff or this other artist.

Okay.

We get it, you know, but like you said, there's a lot of artists who are very open to it.

They see as lucrative, but they're just open to art and, and, and willing to let you do it.

And so if you take care of business, that's what it's always was.

I mean, unfortunately at one point, that's what we got into with, you know, our former, former label, because they treated the first album as,

like it was a New York single.

So you had art, you know, you had record labels will put out these these singles that would sell, you know, 2000 whatever copies and cool, that's that's that's here, you know, but they treated the album like that.

And this album became a hit record everywhere.

You know what I'm saying?

Like it was a hit album.

And so when you didn't clear the samples, of course someone's going to be like, hey, we're Steely Dan or hey, we're the Turtles and y'all didn't clear this.

And that's what happened.

So people are doing business as such.

And is that y'all responsibility though or the labels?

I mean, that's kind of my thing.

Well, that's why you.

Is it our responsibility or the labels?

Well, the labels.

It's the labels responsibility because we were young kids and we didn't know nothing about publishing and all that.