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When I released diss tracks, I didn’t do that for fame, but to tell my part of the story.
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The speaker says the diss tracks were not mainly a way to become famous. They were a way to present their own side of events. “Tell my part of the story” suggests that the tracks served as a personal account, while the phrase “didn’t do that for fame” rejects fame as the intended purpose.
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