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Question of the Week #9: Who Would You Like to See Interviewed?

Please let us know anybody realistic you would like to hear speak on Static, and we will try our best to make it happen. Trust, we have already contacted a bunch of people, but we will continue to reach out to anyone we may have overlooked.

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  1. Timbaland & KEY BEATS (Eric SEATS)

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  2. Timbaland is going to be very hard, but we will try!! Key Beats I believe Buddha has been in contact with, so that is a definite possibility.

    As for Yaushameen, I think we are trying to locate her right now. If you have any info on where to contact her, let us know.

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  3. Wayne but thats kinda impossible now, Pleasure P & Pretty Ricky would be nice.

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  4. timbaland for sureeeeeee!!

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  5. Pleasure P is a real possibility for someone we could try to contact. Pretty Ricky we could also try for.

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  6. His crew, Native, young sears..sure they'll have plenty memories to share...and then Ginuwine, and Jim Jonsin.

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  7. southernaire allstars (yaushameen had a facebook profile, but it's down now)
    Missy would be dope
    his niece or son

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  8. TIMBO.& of course goodfella ...that dude is hilarious......4life

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  9. I did a Yaushameen's bio on her myspace but sadly she closed it :(

    I would LOVE a Buddha interview. I got tons of questions for that dude!

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  10. Solo
    Southernaire Allstars
    Freckles
    Tamieka (she sang on wheelz fall off, also did a song with Static called Suppertime according to ASCAP)
    Tawanna/Tijuana (not sure what her name is)
    King XII (he produced Grilfriends and a couple of other songs, including one called Blue Lights)

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