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Music: Static Major ft. Pretty Ricky - Wheelz fall off (remix)

This is the remix to Wheelz fall off featuring the boys from Pretty Ricky. Do you prefer the original version or this remix?

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  1. i used to like this but now the orginal is just too cool

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  2. i find they both have theyre own vibe

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  3. Love the beat, but those Pretty Ricky verses are unnecessary. "Ride Till The Wheels Fall Off" will always be a classic.

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  4. This is the song that put me onto Static. It was the hook and the beat. I prefer this beat slightly more than the original but both versions will always be on replay! Static had a way with hooks and harmonies, always amazing.

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  5. Love the original way more.
    Always have, always will.

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