"I first got into the studio when I was 12 and when I first started to hear myself on the records being played back, I was like, 'Man, I sound good!' I would just go to the studio and just sing Michael Jackson songs just to hear my voice because it's one thing to sound good singing out loud, but if you sound good being recorded, that's another thing. "I didn't have a plan B," he told Billboard. He always wanted to be a singer, finding his voice in elementary school during a talent show when he was 9 years old, he said. "There's nothing wrong with listening to old music and twisting it into your own." "When you listen to today's music, it all comes from that era of music, so that's why I listen to a lot of old music," he said in June.
Mai's label, 10 Summers, took the legal route in having Jacquees remix pulled from all streaming platforms including Youtube and Soundcloud stating they were ok with covers, but claimed Jacquees was. He previously told Billboardhe was inspired by the '90s. Recall, Jacquees 'Trip' remix went so viral last year to the point fans flocked to his version and begged Ella Mai to put Jacquees on the remix. Jacquees put his spin on "Trip," singing, "I could be the perfect young ni**a for ya/ Baby girl, your love got me trippin' on you/ You know my love is big enough, got you trippin' on me/ Yeah it's big enough got you trippin' on me." I put it on SoundCloud and YouTube you know my game ain't cap I love Ella," he tweeted. "No, I didn't lol hell you talm bout my brother. Jacquees denied making money off the remix as T-Pain claimed. The R&B singer made the announcement on his Twitter page, sharing an article by SA Breaking News. Despite listeners falling in love with Jacquees's "Quemix," he was forced to remove the single from YouTube and SoundCloud. "Boo'd Up" star Ella Mai reportedly sent a cease and desist letter to singer Jacquees after his remix of her song, "Trip," outperformed the original.
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