Color Me Badd I Wanna Sex You Up (new Jack City Soundtrack) File

: Wright sued the producers for using the sample without permission. She ultimately won and was awarded 35% of all royalties from the song.

The song's iconic "sultry" feel is largely due to its heavy use of samples. : Wright sued the producers for using the

: It propelled the New Jack City soundtrack to #1 on the R&B charts and helped launch Color Me Badd’s debut album, C.M.B. , which went triple-platinum. : It propelled the New Jack City soundtrack

: It also features samples from Doug E. Fresh's "La Di Da Di" and Slick Rick’s vocals. Cultural Impact and Chart Success Fresh's "La Di Da Di" and Slick Rick’s vocals

: Their label, Giant Records , initially had no plans to release it as a single. It only became a massive hit after radio stations began playing it of their own volition. Sampling and Legal Struggles