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\n\tAbout a month ago, Bun B<\/a> was up late with the rest of the world, watching the online premiere of Drake<\/a>\u2019s short film Fear of Missing Out<\/em><\/a>. At least, he caught the beginning of the midnight livestream. \u201cI fell asleep, and then my phone started going off,\u201d recalls the Texas rap<\/a> legend. \u201cAnd it\u2019s my nieces calling me: \u2018Uncle Bun, the song is on. The song is on!’\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tThe song in question was Drake\u2019s long-promised remake of Ella Langley<\/a>\u2019s \u201cChoosin\u2019 Texas,\u201d featuring Houston<\/a>\u2019s own Don Toliver<\/a>. And Bun B\u2019s nieces were excited because that remake \u2014 which is now a Top 10 hit in its own right, titled \u201cSolar Eclipse,\u201d after its official release this month on a deluxe edition of the Habibti <\/em>album\u00a0\u2014 also features a prominent sample of their uncle\u2019s 2005 classic \u201cGet Throwed,\u201d with its signature descending bass riff.<\/p>\n \n