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    <itunes:summary><![CDATA[DJ Montay, the Big Oomp Records producer behind Unk's "Walk It Out" and GloRilla's "I Luv Her" (ft. T-Pain), pulls up to Club 559 for the first episode of Backseat Legends. NuFace sits down with one of Atlanta's most important architects of crunk and snap to trace the whole run: sneaking into 559 at 15, learning to DJ off DJ Jelly and MC Assault mixtapes, $3,000 Technics turntables, his first tape "Lil Shawty," and the Exclusive Gang era. Montay breaks down how the GloRilla record actually ha...]]></itunes:summary>
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