This video explains about the African American variety of English.
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Mr Dogg speaks about Tupacs mother at 7:00.
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“The original version of ‘Dear Mama’ was far different than the version that was released, as far as the hook was constructed,” DJ King Assassin explained. Dear Mama song from the album The Best of 2Pac is released on Dec 2009. DJ King Assassin unleashes the OG version of 2Pac’s classic “Dear Mama”.