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Who Shot Ya?
"Who Shot Ya?" is a controversial hip-hop song by The Notorious B.I.G., a B-side to his 1995 hit single, "Big Poppa". The track was later released on the posthumous album ''Born Again'', the remastered edition of ''Ready to Die'', and ''The Greatest Hits''.
Originally the song was recorded for the Mary J. Blige album ''My Life'' and meant for what eventually became the K. Murray Interlude (as evidenced on the track by use of the same instrumental); however, Biggie's version was considered too violent to be put into an R&B album and Keith Murray was asked to record his version instead. The song samples David Porter's "I'm Afraid The Masquerade Is Over".
==Background==
In March 2008, Chuck Philips wrote an ''LA Times'' article naming James "Jimmy Henchman" Rosemond, a hip-hop CEO, as an organizer of the attack on Tupac in 1994 at Quad Studios in New York. The article alleged that Smalls and Sean Combs knew about the attack a week in advance and the article relied heavily on anonymous sources and internal FBI documents Philips obtained. After the article was published, The Smoking Gun revealed that Philips' FBI documents were fake. In April 2008, the ''LA Times'' printed a full retraction of the Quad Studios article and released Philips from the newspaper shortly thereafter. Philips blamed the ''Times'' editors for forcing him to rely on the fake FBI documents.
In June 2011, New York inmate Dexter Isaac came forward as one of Philips' anonymous sources, claiming that he participated in the Quad Studios attack. Philips told ''LA Weekly'' that he demanded a "front-page retraction" in the ''LA Times''.〔(Chuck Philips Demands L.A. Times Apology on Tupac Shakur | News | Los Angeles | Los Angeles News and Events | LA Weekly )〕
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