
Hot in Herre
2002
The Neptunes flipped Chuck Brown's "Bustin' Loose," and Nelly rode it to number one and the first male solo rap Grammy.
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The Neptunes flipped Chuck Brown's "Bustin' Loose," and Nelly rode it to number one and the first male solo rap Grammy.

Bowser's beat interpolates Patti LaBelle, Kelly Rowland sings the hook, and it spent ten weeks at number one.

A DeBarge interpolation from 1982, Jay E producing, and Nelly making must be the money a national catchphrase.

A children's clapping rhyme, "Down Down Baby," rebuilt into a hook by Jay E, and St. Louis had its record.

Jim Jonsin and Rico Love built the beat, and Nelly took the heartbreak to number three.
A stadium war chant repurposed for the Bad Boys II soundtrack, and a Grammy for the three of them.