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Swizz Beatz Recalls The Making Of “Party Up” With DMX: “It’s The Biggest Song We Ever Made”

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When you think of the cream of the crop when it comes to hip-hop producers, who do you think of? Metro Boomin, The Alchemist, Scott Storch, Dr. Dre? There are plenty that belong in the hierarchy. One of those names that must be in the thick of it is Swizz Beatz. The Bronx, New York mainstay has given us countless classics by bringing his own flare. He has worked with the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Meek Mill, Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Drake, and other icons in the genre. With all of his experience, he knows how to bring the best out of others, including DMX.

HipHopDX reported that Swizz and up-and-coming Afrobeat artist, Rema, had a chat hosted by Rolling Stone. The Musicians on Musicians series has been producing some interesting content with older and newer generation artists. For example, Snoop Dogg and Latto have been a part of this too. Swizz spoke with Rema on the creation of one of the biggest party rap songs of all time, “Party Up” by DMX.

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Rema And Swizz Beatz Have A One-On-One Conversation

Swizz mentioned how reading the room and the vibe of the artist as soon as they step into the booth is critical in making a hit. However, things were a little different with DMX. If you have heard the song, you know how rowdy the beat is. Swizz revealed what was unique about this song. “It worked for DMX one time with “Party Up.” But if you listen to [it], he does everything against the track. Like, you could tell he didn’t want to do the song. But I forced him because we was on a deadline.” Another reason for the track’s success was due to DMX wanting to prove the doubters wrong. This was from a GQ interview back in 2019. “I was the only artist in history that had their first two albums debut at No. 1, and have two platinum albums in one year! So I’m like, ‘I gotta do it again!’ Aight, like, muthaf****s think it’s a joke?! Aight, Ima show you somethin’!”

What are your initial thoughts on Swizz Beatz revealing how he made the beat for “Party Up” with DMX? Do you think Swizz is the best producer of all time? Is this the greatest beat he had ever made? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Swizz Beatz and DMX, as well as everything else going on around the music world.

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GloRilla Concert Stampede Victim Rhondesia Belton Remembered By Loved Ones

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Rhondesia Belton, referred to by her loved ones as Desia, was remembered by those close to her after she passed due to a concert stampede at a recent GloRilla concert. Moreover, the rapper shared the bill with Finesse2Tymes at a Rochester, New York show of over 4,000 attendees. After false reports of a shooting scattered concertgoers leaving the venue, nine were injured, with two hospitalized in critical condition. Belton, a 33-year-old mother, tragically passed away after authorities took her to a medical facility. As such, many expressed their grief on social media.

For example, Marie Verse made a dedication post on Facebook. She seems to be a parent who took their child to the same daycare as Belton. “You were one of the most dedicated loving moms that I know,” she wrote. “Your son was your world. You don’t even like to go outside because you like to be home with your son. So this breaks my heart so bad that you took time out for yourself just to enjoy life a little bit.” In addition, friend Kandra Barrett thanked Belton for supporting her business and sticking by her sister.

GloRilla Concert Crowd Surge Victim Lives On

Meanwhile, Danielle Gallon knew Belton since she was nine years old and expressed her heartbreak, as did friend Zontail Lamar. While her loss is devastating, her close ones are keeping her memory alive, something more important than any live show. During a news briefing on Monday (March 6), Police Chief David M. Smith confirmed that the stampede was due to a fear of gunshots. “We do not have any evidence of gunshots being fired or of anyone being shot or stabbed at the scene,” he stated.

“This is a tragedy of epic proportions,” expressed Rochester Mayor Malik Evans at a press conference. “It’s something that all of us who love concerts worry about. When you go to a concert you do not expect to be trampled. Your loved ones expect you to be able to come home and talk about the experience you had at that great concert.” After she heard of the incident, the Memphis rapper took to Twitter to voice concern. “I’m just now hearing about what happened wtf, praying everybody is ok.” If you want to join Rhondesia Belton’s loved ones in honoring her, check the link below to see some of their tributes.
Rest In Peace Rhondesia Belton.

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