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Epic and Bobby’s management wanted him to record his album in Los Angeles and Florida. But it just wasn’t working.
Sha Money tried to persuade him to stay in Los Angeles and get down to business in a studio there. But Pollard didn’t like L.A. He arrived late to sessions, Sha Money says: “He didn’t work, so it was almost like a waste. When he went to New York, he worked. So I had to go back to New York to record with him there. But I kept telling him: ‘Yo, you need to get out the city. Change it up.’ And he fought me.”
Pollard also abandoned the condo in Florida, returning to Brooklyn and his East Flatbush crew. “Bobby was like, ‘I don’t understand why you won’t let me hang out with my friends,’ ” recalls Flores. “It was a constant battle. Constant.”
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