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““And it’s my nieces calling me: ‘Uncle Bun, the song is on.”
““But Houston had that second big run in 2005, 2006, 2007, which brought a lot more notoriety and shine on the city for the younger base.”
“The song is on!'” The song in question was Drake’s long-promised remake of Ella Langley ’s “Choosin’ Texas,” featuring Houston ’s own Don Toliver .”
“So the numbers on the single for ‘Get Throwed’ started to go up again as well,” he says.”
““I fell asleep, and then my phone started going off,” recalls the Texas rap legend.”
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“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Trill Forever Bun B on Being Sampled for Drake’s Ella Langley Remake: ‘The Stars Aligned’ Checking in with the Houston rap legend as his classic 2005 single "Get Throwed" returns to the charts as part of Drake and Don Toliver's "Solar Eclipse" By Simon Vozick-Levinson Simon Vozick-Levinson Contact Simon Vozick-Levinson on X No One Writes About Everyday Life Quite Like Star Moles She’s Just Being Miley: Seven Takeaways From ‘Bass Persuades’ Geese Never Thought They’d End Up Here View all posts by Simon Vozick-Levinson October 15, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Marco Torres* About a month ago, Bun B was up late with the rest of the world, watching the online premiere of Drake ’s short film Fear of Missing Out .”
“And Bun B’s nieces were excited because that remake — which is now a Top 10 hit in its own right, titled “Solar Eclipse,” after its official release this month on a deluxe edition of the Habibti album — also features a prominent sample of their uncle’s 2005 classic “Get Throwed,” with its signature descending bass riff.”
“This is actually the second time that Drake has sampled the song, after doing the same on 2021’s “N 2 Deep,” and Bun B says he’s “absolutely thankful and grateful” about what those placements have meant for his own streaming numbers.”
“When it was originally released as a single from his solo debut, Trill , Bun was beginning a new chapter of his career after making some of the greatest records in Southern rap history as one half of UGK with the late, great Pimp C .”
““It’s not like UGK and the Geto Boys and 3-2 and Big Mike and all these other classic Houston rappers and groups didn’t already have impact in the culture [earlier on],” he says.”
““There’s a shift happening right now,” says Bun B, who recently joined Willie Nelson and Kacey Musgraves on the list of high-profile Texas musicians who have endorsed Talarico.”
““It’s a different musical interpretation of their legacy and our legacy, but it still feels as natural as it did when we released the hip-hop version,” he says.”