EXCLUSIVE: Teddy Riley on Gene Griffin Stealing His Publishing on Bobby Brown's 'My Prerogative'

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DJ Vlad starts this clip off by declaring that the hit record that he produced for Bobby Brown called "My Prerogative" was his second-biggest song of all time. Teddy Riley seems a little irked by that notion and asks, "What was the first?" To that, DJ Vlad reveals that "Every Little Step," which was produced by Babyface, actually achieved better success on the charts and in terms of streams. Riley offers pushback by stating that "My Prerogative" was definitely Bobby Brown's biggest hit. From there, Riley drops a bombshell and reveals that "My Prerogative" was supposed to have been on Guy's album but that it was stolen from them by their former executive producer, Gene Griffin. Riley claims that Griffin also stole his publishing and Aaron Hall's publishing. Lastly, Teddy Riley talks about the visionary who discovered him as a producer.