'Who Dat' Was NEVER Supposed to be a Single #hiphop #behindthescenes

“Who Dat” by JT Money featuring Solé is one of those late-90s rap records that’s basically a time capsule: Miami bass DNA, radio-ready bounce, and a hook that still works in a club. The basics Artist: JT Money feat. Solé Album: Pimpin’ on Wax (lead single) Release date: February 9, 1999 Label: Priority Length: ~3:52–3:54 depending on version Who made it (credits that matter) Producer: Christopher “Tricky” Stewart (yep, that Tricky Stewart—this was an early, notable single for him) Engineering/Mixing credits are also listed on Apple Music’s track credits (handy if you’re into the “who actually touched the audio?” rabbit hole). How big was it? This wasn’t a “cult classic” situation—this was a real mainstream hit: Billboard Hot 100 peak: #5 Hot R&B/Hip-Hop peak: #2 Hot Rap Singles peak: #1 And it picked up industry recognition, too: BMI notes it being named the Rap Single of the Year at the Billboard Awards-era coverage. Get vidIQ to grow your channel faster! 🚀 https://vidiq.com/cdmesd