He was like, ‘Yo, you’re being funny with the beats. I was kind of like we’ll work together eventually. Khaled is my brother and sometimes you know he’s the shit, but you look at him as your younger brother. We were doing album cuts with Khaled here and there, but I was so focused on the work I was doing with the Lil Wayne(s) and Jeezy(s) of the world that I was busy trying to get on their projects. Watching the video get done was dope in Miami. That was probably the most rappers he had on a record at that time in regards to the remix. “It’s the “We Are The Champions” for the Hip Hop generation.

I had my own thing going on and he had his own thing going on.” How “All I Do Is Win” Became “We Are The Champions” For The Hip Hop Generation Me and My brother LVM aka (The Nasty Beatmakers) were working with Fat Joe, Cam’ron, Bone Thugs, Ludacris and all these other artists before I even made a record with Khaled. Like I said, he came up as a deejay, producer and artist and I came up as a deejay and producer.

You always want to see your team grow and your friends shine. Next thing you know, we have a deejay crew called The Hitmen which was me, DJ Khaled and DJ Caeser. I met him when he was just learning how to deejay and I believe he was around 15 years old. Being a deejay, I met DJ Khaled working at a clothing store. I got into making music and from there, it was on and popping. Next thing you know, production is normally where deejays take things to the next level. I got a pair of turntables, started rocking with those and that’s where my love came from. I had to find a niche and I couldn’t play an instrument. My brother is a musician and used to play with Britney Spears and The Backstreet Boys.

“Man, I started deejaying when I was 15 years old throwing house parties. Made in America #NastyBeatMakers x #WeTheBest x #RocNation x #Power953 x video posted by DJ Nasty on at 5:50am PDT

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