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The first interlude on The Weeknd’s Dawn FM finds famed music producer Quincy Jones reflecting on his troubled upbringing, and how it impacted his relationships with both women, and his kids. This ties into the themes of the album since the Weeknd is often lamenting over relationships that have gone...
[Spoken: Quincy Jones]
That's it
Looking back now, I didn't know what it was supposed to be
And it's like raising kids, man
If you weren't raised, you don't know how to raise, you know?
I just did the best that I could with them because
They know fuckin' well I love them
But I didn't do the best I could
I didn't know what the fuck I was doing
I didn't
I will never forget watching my mother get put in a straightjacket
And taken out of my home when I was only seven years old
She was diagnosed with Dementia praecox and put in a mental institution
Leaving my daddy alone with me and my little brother Lloyd
I latеr had an evil stepmother who furthеr cemented the idea that I didn't need a mother
Growing up without one had long lasting influence I didn't fully understand until much later in life
It bled into my relationships with family and those I had become romantically involved with
Whenever I got too close to a woman, I would cut her off
Part of that was vindictive and partially based on fear
But it was also totally subconscious
Looking back is a bitch, isn't it?
A Tale By Quincy was written by Jeff “Gitty” Gitelman & Oneohtrix Point Never & Quincy Jones & The Weeknd.
A Tale By Quincy was produced by Max Martin & Jeff “Gitty” Gitelman & Oneohtrix Point Never & The Weeknd.
The Weeknd released A Tale By Quincy on Fri Jan 07 2022.
Quincy Jones is a legendary record producer, mainly known for his work alongside Michael Jackson, as he produced iconic tracks like “Bad,” “Thriller” and “Billie Jean”.
Yes, he name-dropped Jones on his July 2014 single “King of the Fall”:
Shout my nigga Doc, that’s a mentor
Had some bad business, nothing personal
But now that word out that we back
On some young Quincy Jones, dark skin Michael Jackson