Larisha Paul
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JAŸ-Z30 JAY-Z at Yankee Stadium SACHA LECCA for Rolling Stone Late in the night, Beyoncé dropped an extended remix pack for “Morning Dew (Donk),” the archival release she shared last month that dates back to the Beyoncé album era. The four-track release builds on the base of the R&B track with a featured appearance from Jay-Z and new production elements that draw on releases from Soulja Boy, the Isley Brothers, and Sheck Wes.
“Bitch so bad, I had to give her my last name/Up for the cash, came diamond in the tatted rings/If you ain’t ridin’ for the gang, shut the fuck up,” Jay-Z raps on his added verse. Sheck Wes’ 2018 hit “Mo Bamba” provides an overlay on the new bridge as Jay-Z uses his first new rap verse in almost half a decade to mock any envy anyone might have over his watches or his wife.
Buried just beneath “Mo Mamba” is a sample of a song from more than a decade earlier: Soulja Boy’s “Donk.” The remix also samples “Between the Sheets,” the Isley Brothers’ R&B hit from 1983. Jay-Z previously sampled the classic track in 2007 on “Ignorant Shit.”
