50 Cent Producer Addresses Beat-Recycling Rumor

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- 50 Cent Producer Addresses Beat-Recycling Rumor
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With 50 Cent's new single "Amusement Park" slowly bubbling, Chris Styles a.k.a. Dangerous LLC is looking to add another hit to his growing catalog. The producer recently caught up with SOHH to address rumors that he gave Fif's beat to Jim Jones as well as his forthcoming projects.

Rumors recently began spreading that Styles aka Dangerous LLC may have given a beat to Jim Jones last year and later sold it to 50. Jones used the beat for "Your Majesty," a song off his Gangsta Grillz mixtape with DJ Drama while Fif recently used the same beat for Curtis' lead single, "Amusement Park." Styles denies ever giving the track to Jones or Drama.

"I don't even know DJ Drama. I don't know none of these people. I know Jim, but I never gave him a beat CD directly. You know when you on top everybody come at you first," Styles told SOHH. "The beat was done for 50, 50 had the record for a minute. It's only two people that got the pro tools session, me and 50's camp. Anybody else, I don't know nothing about that. Shit leaks all the time."

"Tell Jim come buy a record from me," he continued. "I never worked with him, but I would love to do business with him. Come buy a record from me."

Fif has historically disliked cohorts who are friendly with his adversaries. But Styles, whose 50 collaborations include "Window Shopper," "Disco Inferno" and "In My Hood," asserts he isn't likely to land in trouble.
"Anybody saying I'ma get in trouble over one record, come on! We got more hits to make," Styles remarked. "50 been looking out for me from day one. We got a dope working relationship. He always made sure any production I did for him was in the forefront. Me getting trouble or anything like that, it's not gonna happen."

Aside from "Amusement Park," Styles has another record on Curtis, is working on LL Cool J's next album and has his own artist, R&B singer Deemi readying for a fall release.