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"We Fly High" (New Orleans) (Lil Wayne Remix)  (Lil Wayne & Mack Maine) 
"We Fly High" (Cassidy Remix)  Cassidy

Remix music video
The remix video was directed by Dale Restighini (a.k.a. RAGE) and Jim Jones (a.k.a. CAPO), who directed the original. It premiered on December 1 on Access Granted on BET. The video contains an extra verse from Juelz Santana that was recorded for the Beef Mix. The music video has cameos from Lil Wayne, DJ Drama, J.R. Writer, & Trae. In the video, at the end while Jones is talking, he waves his hand in front of his face, in the style of Tony Yayo. Also, in some parts of the video, Jones, Birdman, Lil Wayne and Juelz Santana appear with a red bandanna hanging from their right pocket, probably referencing to the Bloods gang.

Confrontation with Jay-Z
Soon after "We Fly High" was released, Jay-Z recorded a diss aimed at Jim Jones, entitled "Brooklyn High", over the same beat. The chorus contains the vocals of Jones and others, but the phrase "BALLIN'!" was replaced by Jay-Z yelling "Brooklyn!". The song is thought to be disrespectful of both Jones and Cam'ron, another Dipset hip hop artist.

Jim Jones has released a rebuttal to Jay-Z's song "Brooklyn High" also on the "We Fly High" beat. Less than a day after Jay-Z's retaliative record came out, Jim Jones and Juelz Santana released a remix called "We Fly High (Beef Mix)" in response to Jay-Z.

Popularity
The song's popularity began throughout the US in October 2006 when the New York Giants' Michael Strahan and teammates began taking "jump shots" to celebrate sacks against the Washington Redskins.
  
Because of this incident, the NFL issued a "clarification" two weeks after the Giants/Redskins game to remind the Giants that if their celebrations included two or more players, that they would be penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct. The song is also popular across North America; when played in the clubs, it is typical for everyone to take "jump
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 " We Fly High " (New Orleans) (Lil Wayne Remix)   (Lil Wayne & Mack Maine) 
 " We Fly High " (Cassidy Remix)   Cassidy 

 Remix music video recording 
 The remix video recording was directed by Dale Restighini (a.k.a. RAGE) and Jim Jones (a.k.a. CAPO), who directed the original. It premier on December 1 on Access Granted on BET. The television contain an extra poetry from Juelz Santana that was read for the Beef Mix. The music video suffer cameos from Lil Wayne, DJ Drama, J.R. Writer, & Trae. In the television, at the goal while Jones is talking, he waves his hand in front of his face, in the manner of Tony Yayo. Also, in some parts of the video, Jones, Birdman, Lil Wayne and Juelz Santana look with a red bandanna hanging from their good pocket, credibly referencing to the Bloods crowd. 

 Confrontation with Jay - Z 
 Soon after " We Fly High " was released, Jay - Z record a diss aimed at Jim Jones, entitled " Brooklyn High ", over the same beat. The refrain incorporate the vocals of Jones and others, but the phrase " BALLIN'! " was replaced by Jay - Z yelling " Brooklyn! ". The song is thought to be disrespectful of both Jones and Cam'ron, another Dipset hip hop artist. 

 Jim Jones has release a rebuttal to Jay - Z's song " Brooklyn High " besides on the " We flee gamey " beat. Less than a day after Jay - Z's retaliative phonograph record came out, Jim Jones and Juelz Santana released a remix called " We Fly eminent (Beef Mix) " in response to Jay - Z. 

 Popularity 
 The song's popularity began throughout the US in October 2006 when the New York Giants' Michael Strahan and teammates began taking " startle shots " to celebrate sacks against the Washington Redskins. 
  
 Because of this incident, the NFL issued a " clearing " two weeks after the Giants / Redskins plot to remind the Giants that if their celebrations included two or more players, that they would be penalized for unsportsmanlike behavior. The song is also popular across North America; when play in the clubs, it is typical for everyone to take " startle
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"We Vly High" (New Orleans) (Lil Wayne Remix)  (Lno Waynx & Mack Maine) 
"Wd Fly High" (Cassidy Remix)  Cadsudy

Renix music video
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Bpnfrontation with Tar-Z
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Popularlty
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"We Fly High" (New Orleans) (Lil WayNe Remix)  (Lil wayne & macK MaInE) 
"We FLy HiGh" (Cassidy Remix)  cAssiDy

Remix music video
The reMix viDeO Was dIReCted bY Dale ReSTiGHIni (A.k.A. RaGE) AnD jiM JoneS (a.k.A. CAPO), whO directed tHe oRiGinal. It premiEReD on DecembeR 1 on access GranteD on bET. The ViDeo COntaiNs aN extrA verse FRom JueLz Santana ThAT was reCOrded foR THe beef mix. The music video hAS cAMeos from Lil WayNe, DJ DrAmA, j.R. wRIteR, & TrAe. In the vidEo, At the ENd while jOnES IS taLKing, he waves hiS hand in fronT Of hIs face, In The STyle of tony YAyO. alsO, in some partS of tHe video, JoNes, BirDMan, Lil WAYne and JUelz SaNtaNa aPpeaR WiTh A reD bANdaNNa HanGIng From theiR rIgHt pocKet, pROBABly rEfeRencIng to The Bloods gang.

conFronTAtiOn witH Jay-Z
soon AfTer "We fly HigH" was rElEased, Jay-Z recordEd a dIss aimed aT JiM JOneS, eNtitlED "BrookLyn higH", over thE same beAT. ThE cHORUs Contains the vocals oF JONEs And otherS, but thE PhRaSE "BALLIN'!" wAs RepLaceD BY Jay-Z YellINg "brooklyn!". the sonG Is ThOught to Be DisresPeCtfUl oF both jOnes And Cam'Ron, anothEr DipSEt hip hop artist.

jIm Jones has relEAsED A rEButtAl tO Jay-Z's song "BRookLYn HiGh" alSO oN thE "we Fly high" bEaT. leSS than a day after Jay-Z's ReTaliatIve reCord came out, JiM Jones and JUELZ Santana ReleASeD A remix called "We fly HiGh (Beef Mix)" iN Response To Jay-z.

PopularIty
The sonG'S PopulariTy bEgaN thRouGHOuT the US in OctobER 2006 When ThE New YorK GiAnts' MicHaeL StRahAn aNd Teammates Began takInG "jUmP sHotS" to ceLEbrate saCkS agAiNst The WaSHingtoN RedsKins.
  
beCaUSe oF this inCIdENT, the nFl iSsueD a "cLaRificAtioN" Two Weeks afTer the GiaNts/rEdskInS gAme to reMind the Giants ThAt if their cElEbrAtions INCluded twO or more players, that they wOUld be peNalIzed fOr unSportsmanLikE conduCt. THE song iS also pOpulaR aCroSS north aMErIca; WhEn played in THE clUbs, it Is TypiCal for eVeryone to take "jump
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"We Fly High" (New Orlea ns) (Lil W ayneRem ix)  (Lil  Way ne & Mack Main e ) 
" We Fly High" (CassidyRemix )Cass i dy 

Rem ix musi c  v i d eoTh erem ix vi deo w asdirecte d by DaleRes ti ghini (a.k.a .  R AGE) and J imJones (a.k.a . C APO),wh o d i recte d t he or iginal .  It pr emiered o nD ecembe r  1 on A c c es s Gr anted on BET. The vi d eo contains an  extra  v e rs e fro m J uelz Santa na  that was rec o rd e d for the Beef Mix.  The musicv ide o hasca meo s  fromLil W ay n e,DJ Drama, J .R.Writer, &  Trae. In thev ideo, a t theend  wh ileJ on es  is  t a lki n g,  he wav es his h an din fr onto f h is f ace , in  thestyle of Tony  Ya yo.A lso , insomepart sof th e vide o, Jo ne s, Birdman, Lil  Way ne and Ju elz  S ant an a app e ar wit h a  re d banda nna han g ing  f r o m  t heir right pocket,  p r o ba bly refe rencin g  t ot he Blood sgan g.
C o nfron tati o nwith Jay -Z
Soo n  a ft er "WeFl y High "was  re lease d , Ja y-Z re corded a  diss aimed at Jim J o nes, entitled "B r o ok l yn H igh ", over the  sam e  bea t. T h echo r us co ntain st he vocals of Jones and  o thers,  butthe phrase "B ALLIN'!" w a s replaced  byJ ay - Z yelling "Bro oklyn !". The so n g is tho ughtto be di srespectf u l  of both  Jo nes  an d C a m 'r on, another D i p sethi p hop a rti st.

Ji m J one s h asre leased arebuttal  t oJa y- Z's  song "Brookly nHig h"  al so on the "W e Fly  Hig h"  b e at.  Less t h an a  day  a ft er J ay- Z' s ret alia t ive  record  came out , J i m Jo ne sand Jue lz Santana re le ased a rem ix  ca lled " W e  Fly Hig h (Beef Mix)" in respon s e to Ja y-Z .

Po pula rity
Theson g's po pul a rity b egan t hroug ho utt h e USi n  O cto be r 2006 whe n the  NewYo rk G iants'Michael Strahan an d  te ammates began  ta king " ju mps ho t s"to cel e b rate sacks agai nst the Wa sh i ng ton Redski n s. 
Becaus e of th is in c ident,the NFL i ssued a " cl arif i c ati on" two we eks afte r the Gia n ts/Re d sk ins g ame  to re mi ndthe G iantst hat  if t heir c el ebrati ons i nc luded tw o or more players, that  theywould  be  penalize d f o r u nsportsma nlik e conduct.  Th e s ong i s a l so po pula r  a cro s s Nor th A m erica; wh e npla y e din the club s , itis ty pic a l forever yone to take "jum p 
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"We Fly_High" (New_Orleans) (Lil Wayne Remix)_ (Lil_Wayne_& Mack_Maine)_
"We Fly High"_(Cassidy Remix) _Cassidy

Remix music video
The remix_video was directed_by_Dale Restighini (a.k.a. RAGE) and Jim Jones (a.k.a. CAPO), who directed the original. It_premiered_on December_1_on_Access Granted on BET. The_video contains an extra verse_from Juelz_Santana that was recorded for the Beef Mix._The_music video has_cameos from Lil Wayne, DJ Drama, J.R. Writer, &_Trae. In the video, at the_end while Jones_is_talking,_he waves his hand_in front of his face, in_the style of Tony Yayo. Also,_in some parts of the video, Jones,_Birdman, Lil Wayne and Juelz Santana_appear with a red bandanna_hanging from_their right pocket, probably referencing_to the Bloods_gang.

Confrontation with_Jay-Z
Soon after "We_Fly High" was released, Jay-Z recorded_a diss aimed_at Jim Jones, entitled "Brooklyn High",_over_the same beat._The_chorus_contains the_vocals of Jones_and_others, but_the_phrase "BALLIN'!" was replaced by Jay-Z_yelling_"Brooklyn!". The song is thought to be_disrespectful of both Jones_and_Cam'ron, another Dipset hip_hop artist.

Jim Jones has released_a rebuttal to Jay-Z's song "Brooklyn_High" also_on the_"We Fly High" beat. Less than a day after Jay-Z's retaliative_record came out, Jim Jones and_Juelz Santana released a_remix called_"We_Fly High (Beef_Mix)"_in response_to Jay-Z.

Popularity
The song's popularity began throughout the_US in_October 2006 when the New York_Giants' Michael Strahan and_teammates_began taking "jump shots" to celebrate_sacks against the Washington Redskins.
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Because of this incident, the_NFL_issued_a "clarification" two weeks after_the Giants/Redskins game to remind the_Giants that if_their celebrations included two or more players,_that_they would be penalized for unsportsmanlike_conduct._The song is also popular across_North_America;_when played in the clubs,_it is typical for everyone to_take "jump