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Platinum-selling producer and Atlanta rap pioneer Jermaine Dupri, who appeared on the remix for the group's ubiquitous dance-hit 'Teach Me How to Dougie,' expressed his appreciation for M-Bone's drive and determination in an interview with MTV, lamenting the loss of the 22-year-old dancer.
"I believe that he was the one that they all looked to to learn how to do the Dougie," Dupri revealed. "Everyone was about it, but he was the one who went hard with it. That's my most significant memory about him... He was one of the main dudes who brought the dance back to them. The dance originated in Dallas and was brought to Cali. The members of the group are not from where the dance is from. He was the one who was really killing the Dougie."
Though M-Bone did not rap on the song, despite some media outlets suggesting he had, JD continued to state his admiration for the Cali Swag dancer's choreography.
"He was instrumental at showing people the dances. He was the main inspiration behind the creative dances that ultimately defined the group," Dupri continued. "He was the fourth member, who didn't rap, but played his position by taking the lead on creating unique dances."
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