WhoSampled

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So, as Amanda mentioned, this has been sampled a ton of times, something like 78 times according to WhoSampled.

Mm-hmm.

And you know what that means.

Hell yeah.

Yeah, well, there's a website called Who Sampled that is used for looking up samples.

And I did look up the sample list to see if there was anything from any samples.

The only song that it shows that contains a sample of Where Day At by MCT Tucker and DJ Irv, which I'm sure is just like the main beat or

There's also Ralphie Rosario used to hold me in there.

According to the not always-to-be-trusted whosampled.com, but it's the best we've got, 18 different tracks were sampled on this one.

And in a way, it's so sample-heavy, it reminds me of that wave from two years earlier that James dubbed the bass-bombing volume pumpers.

Just, it's like an Italian take on... on things like Mars Pump Up the Volume and Bomb the Bass

One way to find out.

Whosampled.com.

A lot of people sampled this song.

In fact, according to the database at whosampled.com, this is the second most sampled song of all time, behind only Amen, Brother by The Winstons, which has a brief but famous drum solo in the middle, which you might know as the beat of Straight Outta Compton by NWA.