It's been over three years since Bobby Shmurda exploded on the scene with 'Hot Nigga.'

The track's beat first belonged to Lloyd Banks, but the G-Unit spitter didn't do much with it.

Then Bobby got hold of it and, well, shmurdered it.

The beat came from Jahlil Beats and in an interview with DJBooth.net he explained it was originally for meant for Meek Mill.

"That beat was actually for Meek Mill as well," Jahlil said. "At the time, he had so much of that type of music, so I sent it to Lloyd Banks. He put the record out and never really did nothing with it. Nowadays, it's like rappers put your record out and if it pops off, then they do the business side. So he put it out and I was like, 'Aight, cool.' I really fucked with the record." Banks' version never really took off, but Shmurda got his hands on the instrumental (featured on one of Jahlil's Crack Music tapes) and quickly made history."

"We got about five records that we had worked on before [Shmurda] got locked up," he said. "His success was very short. He got locked up like a month after that record really blew up."

[Related: New prison photos of Bobby Shmurda emerge.]