Juvenile Flattered Kanye West Sampled Him On ‘Vultures 1’ Unlike Ozzy Osbourne

Kanye West had a little bit of opposition in clearing samples for the “Vultures 1” album — however not one of the pushback got here from Juvenile‘s finish … actually, he was pleased to log out.

The Money Cash Information legend tells TMZ Hip Hop that he was honored to be part of the identical venture Ozzy Osbourne overtly boycotted … should you did not know, Ye sampled his traditional tune “Back Dat Azz Up” for the tune “Do It” — and the remaining is Billboard historical past!!!

After all, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne each ripped Ye to smithereens over him making an attempt to make use of Black Sabbath music … however Juve tells us in contrast to Ozzy — who blocked Kanye from using his group’s “War Pigs” track — he feels Kanye is an effective dude and fondly remembers Ye supporting his indie efforts along with his “Nolia Clap” guys Wacko and Skip.

Consequently … giving the inexperienced gentle on “BDAU” was a no brainer, from his POV.

The booty-shakin’ anthem was the marquee single on Juve’s breakout album, “400 Degreez” — and it is nonetheless a fan favourite 25 years later, with Juve celebrating the anniversary with a digital deluxe rollout that includes 2 new tracks he and producer Mannie Fresh collaborated on and coloured double LP vinyl set.

The surprises do not cease there both … Juve says he’ll be taking pictures a music video for the “400 Degreez” title observe, which he says is his absolute fave tune on the album!!!

The music has aged properly — and followers can NOW anticipate to see Juve on the super-star-studded Lovers & Pals Competition stage after the NOLA rapper did a bit of ripping of his own within the promoter’s route.

Juve tells us he caught them denying that his title was on the flyer in an alleged effort to stop them from paying him … however all of the contract wrinkles have since been ironed out.