Do remember! Cluminati! Clue, Clue, Clueee, New S—t! and of course the evil laugh. All of those are memorable drops made famous by the influential DJ out of Queens, DJ Clue . DJ Clue started his career in the ’90s where he went from flooding the streets with the mixtapes he put together while still living with his parents to signing a record deal with Jay-Z ‘s Roc-A-Fella Records to becoming a mainstay on New York City’s radio airwaves on Power 105. Since, Clue has enjoyed a bit of a resurgence thanks to a younger generation of fans: he’s been featured on the Grammy-nominated Clipse comeback album Let God Sort Em Out and J. Cole ‘s surprise Birthday Blizzard ’26 EP featuring four freestyles over classic Clue tape instrumentals like Diddy ‘s “Victory,”  Black Rob ‘s “Can I Live,”  Biggie ‘s “Who Shot Ya?” and  the LOX ‘s “Money, Power, Respect.” The Cole tape was well received by fellow artists and fans alike with Jay bringing it up in his recent GQ interview and T...