“Chris Rock: I love the story of how you turned down an offer to appear in Michael Jackson's music video for, Bad.
Prince: You know that Wesley Snipes character? That would've been me. Now you run that video in your mind. The first line in that song is "your butt is mine." Now I said to Michael, who's gonna sing that to whom? 'Cause you sure ain't singing it to me and I sure ain't singing it to you so right there we got a problem.”

—  Prince

VH1 interview (1997) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9ZN9nKQqe0

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American pop, songwriter, musician and actor 1958–2016

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