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Frankie's 26th commercial series & 2,112th day in a row of releasing a commercial!
Starting August 1, 2022, Frankie's promotin' & showin' luv to damn-near every underground, Louisiana rap release from 1983 - 2013! Watch as a total of 23,701 intros, outros, skits, tracks (you name it!) are played from now till June 21, 2087; that's somethin' diff'rent every day!
This series will go on from August 1, 2022 - June 21, 2087. How much do you know about Louisiana's underground?
Frankie's 26th commercial series & 1,715th day in a row of releasing a commercial!
Starting August 1, 2022, Frankie's promotin' & showin' luv to damn-near every underground, Louisiana rap release from 1983 - 2013! Watch as a total of 23,701 intros, outros, skits, tracks (you name it!) are played from now till June 21, 2087; that's somethin' diff'rent every day!
This series will go on from August 1, 2022 - June 21, 2087. How much do you know about Louisiana's underground?
Frankie's 26th commercial series & 1,575th day in a row of releasing a commercial!
Starting August 1, 2022, Frankie's promotin' & showin' luv to damn-near every underground, Louisiana rap release from 1983 - 2013! Watch as a total of 23,701 intros, outros, skits, tracks (you name it!) are played from now till June 21, 2087; that's somethin' diff'rent every day!
This series will go on from August 1, 2022 - June 21, 2087. How much do you know about Louisiana's underground?
FTLD'z Commercial Series #16: #90sLouisianaRapChallenge: Day 175: June 24, 2021
Frankie's 16th commercial series; he's showin' luv to damn-near ev'ry release from Louisiana, durin' tha '90s! While most appearances will be from tha undaground, a few mainstream ones may appear, at times.
This series will go on from January 1, 2021 - June 30, 2021; 181 battles!
Releases: X-Mob Handlin' Thangs (1994) vs. Black Menace Drama Time (1995)
Music Playing: X-Mob "Roll So Deep" (1994) Black Menace feat. G-Slimm & Insane "Az Real Az They Come" (1995)
Bonus teaser for Frankie's 16th commercial series, as he shows luv to damn-near ev'ry release from Louisiana, durin' tha '90s! While most appearances will be from tha undaground, a few mainstream ones may appear, at times.
This series continues on June 1, 2021 & still goes until June 30, 2021; June's appearances include: • B.G. True Story (1995) • Big Mike Somethin' Serious (1994) • Big Tymers How You Luv That (1998) • Black Menace Black Menace (1995) • Black Menace Drama Time (1995) • Black Mophia Clan BMC 4 Life (1996) • Bottom Posse Thay "Gotta" Pop Me 2 Stop Me (1996) • Buf. Entertainment Presents Big Dreams (1999) • C.U.Z. (Cold Untouchable Zoldierz) The Prologue (1999) • Ceaser The Life & Times (1995) • Ceaser The Life & Times, Vol. 2 (1997) • C-Loc Whatever (1995) • C-Murder Life Or Death (1998) • Code 6 Street Power (1996) • Deep South Syndicate Journey With The Syndicate (1996) • Dem Dirty South Boyz Gotta X-Cape The Pain (1998) • Dirty Red & Lil' Bay Blood In, Blood Out (1995) • DJ Jubilee Take It To The St. Thomas (1998) • Down South Hustlers Bouncin' & Swingin' (Tha Value Pack Compilation) (1995) • Face Forever World Of Crime (1996) • Fiend Won't Be Denied (1995) • Gangsta Connection Potential To Ball (1997) • Ghetto Commission Wise Guys (1998) • Gregory D Niggaz In Da Boot (1994) • G-Slimm R.I.P. G-Slimm (1997) • Hot Boy$ Get It How U Live!! (1997) • Juvenile Being Myself (1994) • Kane & Abel The 7 Sins (1996) • Kilo G The Bloody City (1995) • Last Chance Records Last Chance To Shine! (1998) • Lil' Slim Franchise Player (1998) • Lil' Slim Thug'n & Pluggin' (1995) • Lil' Wayne Tha Block Is Hot (1999) • Mac Shell Shocked (1998) • Magic Thuggin' (1999) • Master P Get Away Clean (1991) • Mean Green Major Players Compilation (1998) • Mia X Good Girl Gone Bad (1995) • Mr. Ivan Resurrection (1999) • Murdafeen Me & Ma Dawgs (1999) • Mystikal Mystikal (1994) • N.O.G. Ready For The World (1995) • Partners-N-Crime PNC3 (1994) • Pimp Daddy Still Pimpin' (1998) • Pimp Dogg Who's That Nigga (1996) • Psychoward www.psychoward.com (1997) • PxMxWx Back Up Off Me (1995) • Ron Gray Ron Gray a.k.a. The Bossman (1994) • Swamp Dawg Da Bayou Bandit (1998) • The Everlasting Hitman Bounce! Baby, Bounce! (1993) • The Muse Gru Never Come Close (1998) • The Notorious Outlaw Jako James Creepshow (1994) • Tim Smooth I Gotsta Have It (1991) • Too Solid Entertainment Dog Day (1999) • Tre-8 Fright Night (1995) • Tre-8 Ghetto Stories (1995) • TRU Understanding The Criminal Mind (1992) • U.N.L.V. 6th & Baronne (1993) • Wet Boys Puttin' Out The Fire, Vol. 1 (1998) • X-Mob Handlin' Thangs (1994)
FTLD'z Commercial Series #16: #90sLouisianaRapChallenge: Day 87: March 28, 2021
Frankie's 16th commercial series; he's showin' luv to damn-near ev'ry release from Louisiana, durin' tha '90s! While most appearances will be from tha undaground, a few mainstream ones may appear, at times.
This series will go on from January 1, 2021 - June 30, 2021; 181 battles!
Releases: X-Mob Ghetto Mail (1995) vs. DJ Jubilee & The Cartoon Crew DJ Jubilee & The Cartoon Crew (1996)
Music Playing: X-Mob "Ghetto Mail" (1995) DJ Jubilee "Jubilee All (Stop Pause)" (1993)
FTLD'z Commercial Series #16: #90sLouisianaRapChallenge: Day 61: March 2, 2021
Frankie's 16th commercial series; he's showin' luv to damn-near ev'ry release from Louisiana, durin' tha '90s! While most appearances will be from tha undaground, a few mainstream ones may appear, at times.
This series will go on from January 1, 2021 - June 30, 2021; 181 battles!
Releases: X-Mob Paper Chasing (1997) vs. DJ Lil' Daddy, Vol. 1 feat. Tha A-Team Marked 4 Death (1997)
Music Playing: X-Mob "I-10" (1997) DJ Lil' Daddy, Vol. 1 feat. Tha A-Team & 008 "Unsolved Murder" (1997)
Bonus teaser for Frankie's 16th commercial series, as he shows luv to damn-near ev'ry release from Louisiana, durin' tha '90s! While most appearances will be from tha undaground, a few mainstream ones may appear, at times.
This series continues on March 1, 2021 & still goes until June 30, 2021; March's appearances include: • (Compilation CD) I'm In The Game • 5-Deuce Organized Kriminalz (1998) • A.K. 'Bout That Drama (1997) • A.S.P. Judgment Day (1997) • B-32 I Need A Bag Of Dope (1993) • Baddfellaz Dead Presidents (1998) • BlaXuede Dey Don't Kno (1999) • Bosco Pooh Crooked Cops In New Orleans (1995) • C.M.N. Bulletproof Vest (1998) • Chill Dawg Serve'n Yo World (1996) • D.D.T. Full Time Gamin' (1999) • Da 9ers Hustler (1996) • Da Rangaz All Night Flightaz (1998) • Death Possessed By Tha Ouija Board (1993) • Devious All The Devious Things I Did (1998) • Dirty Red & Lil' Bay Tryin' To Get In (1995) • Disturbed Young Hustlaz Homiez N My Head (1998) • DJ Jubilee & The Cartoon Crew DJ Jubilee & The Cartoon Crew (1996) • DJ Lil' Daddy, Vol. 1 feat. Tha A-Team Marked 4 Death (1997) • Dolamite Ruff-N-Da Ghetto (1997) • E.M.C. How Canna Brotha Flo (1996) • EWV True Soldiers (1997) • Fila Phil Tha Hustla Returns (1997) • Filthy 'Til I Get There (1999) • Fire On The Bayou Respect My Mind (1999) • G"sta" & Casual T World Of Syn (1997) • Gambino Family Ghetto Organized (1998) • Geto Drama So Much Drama (1999) • Ghetto Twiinz Surrounded By Criminals (1995) • G-Slimm Fours, Deuces & Trays (1994) • Hype Records Hype Enough Records (Limited Edition) (1999) • Infinity Records Infinity Records Compilation, Vol. I (1999) • Joe Blakk It Ain't Where Ya From (1993) • Lil' Goldie Act A Donkey On A (1997) • Lil' Runt Da Chosen One (1997) • Lil' Soulja Flo$$in' (1999) • Lower Level Organization Wanted By Five-O, Feared By Most (1992) • M.C. Spade You Betta Reconize (1996) • M.C. Spud Undertaker (1996) • Magnolia Slim Soulja Fa Lyfe (1994) • Marvelous & Peaches Wobble On Da Stick (1999) • MC Thick Now Whatcha Think (1996) • Mia X Mommie Dearest (1994) • Mr. Wicked Mr. Wicked (1999) • Ms. Tee Having Things (1995) • Murder Inc. Let's Die 2-Gether (1997) • Naughty Da Wild Boy Get Yo Wild On!!! (1998) • Point Look Out Records Point Of No Return (1999) • Prime Time Duck Tape'n (1998) • R.C.U. Dope Man's Child (1993) • Recon Makin' Moves (1999) • S.A.C. Mafia Socca Ballin' (1998) • S.A.W. (Soldierz At War) Soldierz At War (1999) • Silky Bouncing In A 6-Tray (1994) • Smoke-A-Lot Nola Soldier (1998) • South Coast Shorty The Hot Girl (1997) • The Notorious Outlaw Jako James feat. The James Gang Fully Automatic (1997) • Threat Drama Az Usual (1997) • Underground 1 Murder In Da First (1996) • Warren Mays & Da Posse Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now (See Me When I Get There) (1999) • X-Mob Ghetto Mail (1995) • X-Mob Paper Chasing (1997)
Broadcasting from an abandoned fort, here in Eynon, PA, it's ya boy, FrankieThaLuckyDog here, sadly reportin' anotha tragic loss in tha Louisiana rap community.
Hassan Clayton, known by his original stage name as just "Hassan" & later known as "Husaholic," was shot multiple tymes inside Houma, LA nightclub, Club Nu Vision, at 8:00 PM on Thursday, December 3, 2020. Clayton passed away shortly after he was taken to a local hospital; he was only 38 years-old. According to tha HPD, Clayton wasn't tha only one identified as a victim. Twenty-Five-year-old Daquan Johnson was also shot at, dying at tha scene.
Husaholic was born Hassan Clayton on June 21, 1982, in Houma, LA. Holic was inspired to pursue music, thanx to his older brother, tha late Vicious. Holic was also influenced by Scarface, Soulja Slim & others. Holic was first featured on two tracks from his brother's 2002 release, I Ball Like Kobe. In 2004, Holic made an additional four appearances on his brother's release, Walk Like A "G". Fa 2007, Holic released his 1st mixtape, Convenient Amnesia, courtesy of 1008 Grams Entertainment. Durin' tha following year of 2008, tha two brothers teamed up to bring Am I My Brother's Keeper, courtesy of both 1008 Grams Entertainment & Vicious Entertainment. Followin' up tha collaboration project, in 2009, Holic celebrated with tha release of Husaholiday. In 2011, Holic continued for tha Boot wit tha release of Chips, Clips & Scripts. He also brought to light tha G.I.F.T., an acronym for Get It Fast Team. Later releases from Holic include Addiction & Ambulance Call, Vol. 1. Holic's world was shaken on February 18, 2019, when his older brother passed away from Stage 4 cancer complications, while incarcerated. Holic continued ta hold his brother's legacy down till December 3, 2020, when he was murdered, while at Club Nu Vision, in Houma, LA. Earlier, on June 21st, not only did I celebrate my 32nd birthday but Holic celebrated his 38th birthday, as well.
Music: Convenient Amnesia (2007) 01. "Convenient Amnesia" 02. "Don't Fold, Don't Break" 03. "I Got Game" 04. "Whip It" 05. "Real Enough" 06. "Cops Is Watchin'" 07. "Streets" 08. "Fuckin' Wit Me" 09. "Bad Man" 10. "Got It Like Me" 11. "Swim Wit Da Sharks" 12. "To Da Right (1008 Remix)" feat. Dolo 13. "UBB" 14. "He Ain't Built Like That" 15. "Stabbed In Da Back" 16. "Dro (1008 Remix)" feat. Dolo 17. "Killa (1008 Remix)" 18. "Hustle Don't Stop" 19. "UGK Records / Brick Ent." feat. Vicious
Am I My Brother's Keeper w/Vicious (2008) 01. Intro (Vicious) 02. "I Betcha Dat" (Vicious) 03. Poison (Skit) 04. "In Da Gutter" (Vicious) 05. "What U Know About It" (Vicious feat. Wochee) 06. "Go" 07. R.I.P. Pimp C (Skit) 08. "I Ask Myself" (Vicious feat. Wochee) 09. "I Betcha Dat (Remix)" (Vicious feat. Pimp C) 10. "The Drought" feat. Lady Kym 11. "Take Me Back" feat. Big Coop of X-Mob 12. Bitches (Skit) (Vicious) 13. "Let Me Show Ya" (Vicious) 14. "Grams On Deck" (Husaholic) 15. "Rock To Rock" (Vicious feat. Wochee) 16. "That's How We Roll" 17. "When It Rains" feat. Lady Kym 18. 100 (Skit)
Husaholiday (2009) 01. "Welcome" 02. "Money" 03. "I'm Back" 04. "Bullet Wit Ya Name On It" 05. "Love Jones" 06. "'Bout Dat" 07. "Swagnificent" 08. "God Of My City" 09. "I'm High" 10. "He Ain't Got It" 11. "Back At It" 12. "The Throne" 13. "Holla At Me" 14. "Listen Up"
Chips, Clips & Scripts (2011) 01. "Just Sayin'" 02. "All Or Nuthin'" feat. J Lyric 03. Get Money (Skit) 04. "More" 05. "Get Money" feat. JazFlow & NJ 06. "Hustle Shack" 07. "Voila" feat. Lil' Blac 08. When It Rains (Skit) 09. "Confusion" 10. "C.O.D." feat. Gutta 11. Snitching (Skit) 12. "Shit-Talk" 13. "Real Niggas" feat. Gutta 14. "This Or That" feat. Yella 15. "Devil In A Blue Dress (Remix)" 16. Quiet Like A Bitch (Skit) 17. "Watch What U Say" feat. Gutta 18. "I Say" 19. "Put A Tag On It" feat. Vicious 20. "Rollin' (1008 Remix)"
Broadcasting from an icy waterfall, here in Pittston, PA, it's ya boy, FrankieThaLuckyDog here, sadly reportin' anotha tragic loss in tha Louisiana rap community:
Eric Johnson, known by his stage name, Vicious, from tha rap group, X-Mob, passed away on Monday, February 18, 2019, after battling complications from Stage 4 cancer in jail; he was only 51 years-old.
Johnson was from tha Lake Charles area of Louisiana. During tha early '90s, he formed tha group, X-Mob, with Bundy G & Slice, as E-Vicious. Courtesy of X-Mob Records, X-Mob released their debut album, Handlin' Thangs, in 1994. In 1995, they started releasing music under Par-Le Records and released their 2nd album, Ghetto Mail. In 1997, X-Mob's 3rd & final album, Paper Chasing, was released. In 1998, X-Mob collaborated with Cali rapper, B-Legit, and released "Nationwide", featuring Nitro, on Ruthless Records. Tha song was featured tha following year on tha Turf Stories movie soundtrack. In 2002, Johnson went on to pursue a solo career, releasing his debut solo album, I Ball Like Kobe, on Par-La Records. In 2004, he dropped two projects: Strictly For Da Streetz, Vol. 1, on Par-La Records & Walk Like A "G", on Eye 4n Eye Records & Par-La Records. In 2007, Johnson released two collaboration projects. First, teamin' up wit Lafayette's Mr. Phat for Southwest Rioters Better Getcha Mind Right, on Vicious Entertainment. Second, teamin' up wit N'awlinz rapper, Lil' Domicci, for Hurricane, Sugacane & Cocaine, Vol. 1, on GK Records, Utopia Entertainment & B.O.M. Entertainment. In 2008, Johnson released another collaboration project, this time with Houma rapper, Husaholic, Am I My Brother's Keeper, on 1008 Grams Entertainment & Vicious Entertainment. Tha Husaholic collab-project would put Johnson's career on hold, as he soon found trouble with tha law. On tha night of May 18, 2012, a 43-year-old by tha name of Ray Ryan, was murdered. Johnson was later accused of provoking tha violence that lead to Ryan's death, though charged with "inciting a riot with death," facing up to 21 years in prison. In 2016, Johnson released multiple CDs, which would be his final releases: Back 2 Tha Money: The Tale Of A Trill O.G., United Hates Of America, The Final Chapter, Underground Kingz with Yung Goldie, Straight Drop (The Mixtape), Answer 2 Da Question & Possession Wit Intent, all on Vicious Entertainment. Johnson woulda lived to see 52 if he made it to August 21.
Moments:
On October 15, 2011, during Frankie's former radio show, "Tha Louisiana Pit", X-Mob's song with Pimp C, "Good Times", would unexpectedly play a part in ruining Frankie's interest in rap music about money. An artist from Baton Rouge, who was featured on that show's episode, flashed $2,000 on camera & threw it at Frankie. A month later, on November 17, 2011, Frankie lent tha artist $500 to come back up to Pennsylvania. Tha artist wound up calling off and didn't return tha money to Frankie till October 6, 2018. Even though tha money was returned almost seven years later, tha incident left Frankie scarred, as he questioned rappers' financial lifestyles & started disliking lyrics about money.
Music:
Handlin' Thangz (w/X-Mob) (1994)
01. "I-10"
02. "Roll So Deep"
03. "Cominatcha"
04. "Life Of A Gangsta"
05. "Jealous-Ass Niggas"
06. "Living The Life"
07. Hollarinatcha
Ghetto Mail (w/X-Mob) (1995)
01. Intro
02. "Watcha Gone Do" feat. Pimp C
03. "Pistol & Powder"
04. "Ghetto Mail"
05. "Come Take A Look"
06. "Gz IV Life"
07. "To Da Ballers (Radio)" feat. E.B.W.D. & Mike G
08. "Keith"
09. "The Game"
10. "Jacking In The South"
11. "Ghetto Mail (Radio)"
12. "Playa Hater (Outro)"
Paper Chasing (w/X-Mob) (1997)
01. Intro feat. L-Dog
02. "Mob Or Die" feat. Pimp C
03. "Paper Chasin'" feat. Knucklehead
04. "The Game Is So Dirty"
05. "The People We Love" feat. Michelle R. O'Neal & Mike G
06. "Good Times" feat. Pimp C
07. "To Da Ballers" feat. E.B.W.D. & Mike G
08. "Changing Faces"
09. "I-10"
10. "Us" feat. Kennon McKinney & L-Dog
11. "Is U A G"
12. "Stunt'n Like A Goodgirl" feat. Nelson
13. Outro
14. "Bonus Track"
I Ball Like Kobe (2002)
01. Intro
02. "Ball Like Kobe"
03. "Pray For Me" feat. K-Mac
04. "Truth"
05. "Ain't Goin' Back"
06. "Bottom Of The Boot" feat. Hassan
07. "Slow Down" feat. Cory Mo & Pimp C
08. "Can't Stop The Hustle" feat. Analyssa
09. "I Can't Believe"
10. "Down South"
11. "Understand" feat. Brandy
12. "Come And Get Me" feat. Hassan & Keddy Man
13. "Party Over Here" feat. E.S.G. & P.O.P.
14. "Don't Play With Me"
15. "We Ride Cadi"
Strictly For Da Streetz, Vol. 1 (2004)
01. "Flow (Money, Power & Respect)"
02. "Flow (Bounce Back)"
03. "My Niggaz & My Bitches"
04. "Purple Ponic"
05. "Flow (Mary Jane)"
06. "Flow (Round Here)"
07. "Get My Money Right"
08. "Big Body"
09. "Bring Ya Fuckin' Pistol"
10. "Flow (Bad Boys)"
11. "Flow (Quick To Back Down)"
12. "Victim Of The Streets"
13. "Better Watch"
14. "About My Paper"
15. "Flow (You Will See)"
Walk Like A "G" (2004)
01. Intro feat. Dolby D
02. "Gangsta"
03. "Walk Like A G" feat. Big Rich
04. "Real Niggas Do Real Thangs"
05. "We Got That Work" feat. Bun B
06. "We Ain't Goin' Nowhere" feat. Hassan
07. "I Can't Stop Ya"
08. Street Preacher Sermon
09. "It's A Cold Game"
10. "Bust It" feat. Hassan & ABGs
11. "So Good"
12. "That's What Bitches Do" feat. The Celestinos
13. "Penitentiary Mama" feat. Lady Kym
14. "Streets Is All I Know" feat. Hassan
15. "Bow Down" feat. Mr. Shook
16. "Bottom Of The Boot"
17. "Down South"
18. "We Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Remix)" feat. Big Rich & Hassan
Southwest Rioters Better Getcha Mind Right (w/Mr. Phat) (2007)
01. Intro
02. "That Ain't My Hoe"
03. "I'ma Get A Million"
04. "I'm Coming"
05. "Just Chill"
06. "Better Get Your Mind Right"
07. "Meet Me At Da Circle K"
08. "Where You From"
09. "I'm The Man"
10. "They Don't Like Dat"
11. "Elevator"
12. "Never Change"
13. "Way More Player"
14. "Let Him Go"
15. "All My Drama"
Hurricane, Sugacane & Cocaine, Vol. 1 (w/Lil' Domicci) (2007)
01. Warning
02. "Get Cha Mind Right" (X-Mob)
03. Warning
04. "Talk Shit"
05. "Jigg Wit Me"
06. "Ain't No Secret"
07. "On Right Nah" feat. Max Minelli
08. Bitch Nigga Warning
09. "Come See Me"
10. Warning
11. "Da Truth"
12. "Meet Me In Da Boot"
13. "They Don't Want It"
14. "Hustlas" feat. Little
15. "Tru To Da Game"
16. "Da Blow"
17. "Dry Life"
18. "Find Another Subject" feat. Lil' Boosie
19. "Gettin' Money" feat. Black
20. "How We Do"
21. "Bitch-Azz Nigga" feat. Thug Addict
22. "I'm Da Shit"
23. "What Cha Lookin' At"
24. Warning
25. "Look At Me Nah" feat. LT
26. "Untitled"
27. "Bring It To Me"
28. Warning
29. "Takin' Chances" (X-Mob & Lil' Domicci feat. Magnolia Chop)
30. Da Final Warning
Am I My Brother's Keeper (w/Husaholic) (2008)
01. Intro
02. "I Betcha Dat"
03. Poison (Skit)
04. "In Da Gutter"
05. "What U Know About It" feat. Wochee
06. "Go"
07. R.I.P. Pimp C (Skit)
08. "I Ask Myself" feat. Wochee
09. "I Betcha Dat (Remix)" feat. Pimp C
10. "The Drought" feat. Lady Kym
11. "Take Me Back" feat. Big Coop of X-Mob
12. Bitches (Skit)
13. "Let Me Show Ya"
14. "Grams On Deck"
15. "Rock To Rock" feat. Wochee
16. "That's How We Roll"
17. "When It Rains" feat. Lady Kym
18. 100 (Skit)
Back 2 Tha Money: The Tale Of A Trill O.G. (2016)
01. "What You Need"
02. "Funny Kinda Niqqa"
03. "Stop Playing With Me"
04. "She Loves Me"
05. "Back 2 Tha Money"
06. "Tell Dem What U Know"
07. "I'ma Show Yo Ass"
08. "You Ain't Do Me Shit"
09. "Check Yo Bitch"
10. "Look At My City"
11. "Everybody Ain't Cool"
12. "Fuck Them"
United Hates Of America (2016)
01. "United Hates Of America"
02. "Bust It Open"
03. "Living My Legacy"
04. "Shake Back"
05. "Y'all Ain't Fucking With Me"
06. "Fire Pussy"
07. "I'm On It"
08. "You Got Me Gone"
09. "So Free"
10. "Fresh Pair Michael Jordans"
11. "Hot Like Tabasco"
12. "What's It Gonna Be"
13. "He's A Beast"
The Final Chapter (2016)
01. "Dick Rider"
02. "Pushing Like A Pusher Push"
03. "I Just Wanna Ball" feat. Lil' Boosie & Dub Nitty
04. "Blame It On Da Goose" feat. Quietus
05. "See What I See" feat. J Flow & Lady Kym
06. "I-10" feat. Lil' Nard
07. "I Ain't Fuckin' With It"
08. "Dope Game" feat. Lil' Boosie
09. "Play No Games"
10. "Get It How You Live" feat. Birdman & Bundy G
11. "Leave Us Alone"
12. "Diggin' You" feat. Lil' Thug
13. "Pop Another Rubberband" feat. Lil' Boosie & Dub Nitty
14. "So High" feat. Dub Nitty
Underground Kingz (w/Yung Goldie) (2016)
01. "I Be Coming Down"
02. "Do What We Wanna"
03. "Streets Made Me Like This" feat. Tiffany Nicole
04. "Boss Man"
05. "Hood Nigga"
06. "Don't Know Who Y'all Playing With" feat. Boyo
07. "Can't Stop No Money"
08. "Flexing"
09. "Keep It Real" feat. King Kutt
10. "Watch TV" feat. Rachi
11. "Everytime I Turn Around"
12. "What About You" feat. Rachi & Scarface
13. "Give Me The Work"
14. "I Ain't Got Time"
15. "The World Don't Love You"
16. "Backstreet" feat. Rachi
Straight Drop (The Mixtape) (2016)
01. "That Ain't My Hoe"
02. "Soulja Hatin'"
03. "When Can I Shine"
04. "Fuckin' With You"
05. "We Miss You Pimp"
06. "I'm Ready"
07. "Your Man Ain't Fly Like Me"
08. "Slap A Hata"
09. "I'm Just A Hustla"
10. "Six In Da Morning"
11. "Broke-Ass Hoes"
12. "Gangsta"
13. "I Ain't Friendly"
Answer 2 Da Question (2016)
01. "Nigga Like Me" feat. X-Mob
02. "I'm Real" feat. Z-Ro
03. "Money Over Bitches"
04. "Bomb"
05. "Cocaine"
06. "Family"
07. "It's Real"
08. "We Ball" feat. X-Mob
09. "I Ain't Hurting" feat. C-Loc
10. "I Got That Work" feat. C-Bo
11. "You Ain't That Bad"
Possession Wit Intent (Hosted by Pimp C) (2016)
01. Intro (Skit)
02. "Gangsta-Ass Nigga"
03. "Big Boy Shit"
04. "You Ain't Gangsta"
05. "It's The Blow"
06. Skit
07. "How It Is"
08. "Hating On Me"
09. "Life I Live"
10. "Trying To Reach You"
11. "Never Broke"
12. "X-Type"
13. "I'm Talking To You"
14. "I Don't Trust Them"
15. "Bring It To Me"
16. "Something About Her"
17. Outro
Featured On:
B.G. True Story (1995)
- "Down For My Stacks" feat. Mr. Ivan & E-Vicious
Deep South Syndicate Potent (1998)
- "Southside Playas" feat. X-Mob
Lil' Domicci Hurricane, Sugarcane, Cocaine, Vol. 2 (2008)
- "Gettin' It How We Live" feat. Vicious & Nu$$ie
Wochee The Chee-Mixes (Hosted by Bay Bay Da Ambassador) (2008)
- "Broke Hoes" (Vicious feat. Wochee)
- "Eat By Any Means" (Vicious feat. Wochee & Gabe G)
Young Bleed & Freize Off Tha Curb (2008)
- "Where I'm From" feat. Vicious
Just spreading tha news till tha tribute video drop!
Broadcasting from an icy waterfall, here in Pittston, PA, it's ya boy,
FrankieThaLuckyDog, here, sadly reporting anotha tragic loss in tha
Louisiana Rap community:
Comin’
up next in my Louisiana Reviewz Marathon
iz Deep South Syndicate Potent, released in 1998 on Double L
Records! Tha 1st 12 jointz are produced by Roy Choklate Chip Anthony, while #13’s
produced by Wendall Glover, #14’s Harold Guillory & #15’s Wendall Glover. Start Time: 1:42 AM | End Time: 2:53 AM
Disclaimer: I rate each song from 1.0
– 5.0; each rating iz my own opinion!
I only please myself wit my ratings! I don’t care how lyrical you are, as long
as it’s jammin’ enough for me to like it! I look for beats, then vocals, and
then lyrics. To determine my favorites, I will differ tha 4.0 ratings. If a
song gets at least a 4.0 rating from me, I love it already. If at least a 4.6
rating, I pretty much really love it,
as it’s considered mindblowin’ when I
hear it! Any song can earn up to a maximum of a 5.0 rating. Anything I type
before “ >>> “ iz what I’m sayin’ before I listen to tha song; anything
after I type “ >>> “ iz what I think of tha song while I’m listening
to it. If you sound like anything too mainstream for me, have auto-tune in your
vocals, or talk about nothin’ but money and hoes (which I consider ‘typical’
topics), I’m not buyin’ it!
>>>
Sounds like a dope track, despite it bein’ just an intro! My Rating: N/A
02.
“We Comin’”
>>> Sounds like a nice beat, here… Hearin’ tha hook and it’s pretty
nice fa tha south, here… Hearin’ tha 1st verse and y’all doin’ it
up, here! Hearin’ tha 2nd verse and it continues! Tha 3rd
verse iz here and it’s pretty quick; dope shit… Tha rest of this shit’s nice;
can’t deny tha “Potent” quality!! My Rating: 4.3
03.
“Don’t Fuck With Me”
>>>
Sounds like it has a cool lil’ West Coast vibe to it… Dope lil’ hook, here,
with a G-Funk sound to it… Hearin’ tha 1st verse and it’s pretty
dope, here… Hearin’ tha 2nd verse and it’s pretty nice, as we
continue, here… And, tha 3rd verse’s pretty nice, here, as well… My Rating: 4.2
04.
“Southside Playas” feat. X-Mob
>>> Sounds nice and laidback, here, wit X-Mob on tha 1st
verse, here… And, we have tha hook, here, soundin’ like a chill one; dope vibe…
Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 2nd verse, here, soundin’ dope, as well…
And, tha 3rd verse’s pretty nice ta hear, as well; diggin’ tha
different voices… No matter tha voice, each one creates a laidback vibe… My Rating: 4.1
05.
“Make ‘Em Swell (Remix)” feat. B-Loc
>>>
Sounds like a dope 1st verse, here; good shit! Tha beat’s pretty
dope for a southern/laidback track… Hearin’ tha hook, here, and it’s pretty
nice… Hearin’ tha 2nd verse and it’s soundin’ nice ta hear, here…
And, diggin’ tha undaground king-soundin’ 3rd verse, here, holdin’
shit down… My Rating: 4.3
06.
“Journey 2 Da South”
>>> Sounds like a lil’ performance in tha background, here; dope
shit/dope beat! Hearin’ tha 1st verse and it’s pretty nice wit how
y’all represent, here… Hearin’ tha hook and it’s pretty dope; good shit!
Hearin’ tha 2nd verse and it’s soundin’ good, here… And, tha hook’s
a nice representation of holdin’ it down, here, as far as tha chantin’… My Rating: 4.2
07.
“Pimps”
>>> Sounds a lil’ more upbeat than tha previous songs, but still
undaground… Hearin’ tha hook and it sounds nice, here… Hearin’ tha 1st
verse and it’s not bad, here… Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 2nd verse,
here, and it’s pretty nice… And, we got tha 3rd verse, here,
soundin’ nice ta hear, here… Sometimes, when tha “playas” and “ladies say” that
lil’ “hell yeah,” on tha hook, it reminds me of Outkast’s
“Southernplayalisticcadillacmuzik”… My
Rating: 4.0
½time: A 4.2-rated CD, so far; pretty dope!
No complaints, yet! Just that “Potent”
south at its finest, here, fa tha ‘90s undaground!
08.
“10 Rulz” feat. Capone
>>>
Dope-ass sounds in tha beginning wit a nice lil’ bass!! Really long intro, here
(1:26), but it’s definitely worth it! Hearin’ tha 1st verse and
y’all settin’ tha “rulz” down, here! Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 2nd
verse and as slow as it iz, we keepin’ it movin’, here… And, tha rest of this
pretty nice… I’ono if 6:26 iz too long fa this, but it iz what it iz, I guess? My Rating: 3.9
09.
Graveyard (Interlude)
>>> Sounds like an interestin’ interlude, here… Yeah, it’s pretty
trippy what tha future holds, as far as “death” and all that! My Rating: N/A
10.
“Walking Thru Graveyards”
>>> Sounds like a dope intro, here, with this beat… Hearin’ tha 1st
verse and it’s pretty nice wit what y’all comin’ through wit, here… Hearin’ tha
hook and there’s paranoia, here! “I got that feelin’ that I’m about to die,
nigga!” Yeah, it’s crazy how we can think like that! Life changes when you lose
somebody! Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 2nd verse, here, and tha eerie
vibes continue! My Rating: 4.5
11.
“Potent”
>>> Luvin’ tha eerie beat, here! Luvin’ tha hook, too, wit this “mo Potent than marijuana” hook, here!!
Hearin’ tha 1st verse and I’m luvin’ what y’all spittin’, here, fa
dem undaground Gz! I like how y’all referenced “Madonna,” too, my favorite
artist… And, we got tha 2nd verse, here, keepin’ tha “fiya” comin’
along! And, tha 3rd verse’s here, keepin’ shit movin’! My Rating: 4.5
12.
“Rolling Wit Da Chrome” feat. Boom, D.O. & Shipe
>>>
Sounds good, here, wit tha laidback hook… Hearin’ tha 1st verse and
it’s pretty nice, here, wit what y’all comin’ through with… Keepin’ it movin’
wit tha “-age”-rhymed rhymes, here, soundin’ nice on tha 2nd verse…
Wow, y’all were only makin’ “$4.75 an hour,”back then? Pretty brutal! And, we got tha 3rd verse, here,
slowly keepin’ it movin’… Even more shit on tha 3rd verse, here,
gettin’ mo gangsta than it can get, here! My
Rating: 4.2
13.
“Do U Wanna Ride”
>>> Sounds good, here, on tha hook…; a slow, funky lil’ track, so far…
Hearin’ tha 1st verse and it’s pretty nice, here, showin’ off tha
gangstafied side, here… Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 2nd verse, here,
soundin’ pretty nice to hear, here… And, tha 3rd verse, here,
keepin’ this “ride” movin’ like it’s ridin’,
lol… My Rating: 4.0
14.
“Swarm Of Bs”
>>> Luvin’ those sounds in tha beginning, here! Dope hook, too! Almost
thought it was “BS” (bullshit), but it’s “bees!” Lol! What a difference!! Good
shit comin’ outta tha 1st verse, here; gotta dig it! Hearin’ tha 2nd
verse and y’all keepin’ it movin’, here; good shit… And, sneakin’ in a 3rd
verse before this ends, here; dope! My
Rating: 4.1
15.
“Make ‘Em Swell (Original)” feat. B-Loc
>>>
Still sounds dope wit this beat… Interestin’ how tha remix came before tha
original, on this CD… Somethin’ sounds betta in tha voices and tha vibe, here,
but I gon keep tha same rating… My Rating:
4.3
Overall: Most of tha tracks were
on tha longer side, here, but that ain’t stop tha quality of this album! Good
shit fa tha laidback shmokers, tha southern heads & tha Gz! Glad y’all know
how to keep it “Potent!”
Rankings:
13.“10 Rulz” feat. Capone 3.9
12.“Pimps” 4.0
11.“Do U Wanna Ride” 4.0
10.“Swarm Of Bs” 4.1
09.“Southside Playas” feat. X-Mob 4.1
08.“Rolling Wit Da Chrome” feat. Boom, D.O.
& Shipe 4.2
X-Mob Paper Chasing’s my next review, outta Lake
Charles, released in 1997 on Par-Le Records! Start Time: 3:07 PM | End Time: 4:04 PM
Disclaimer: I rate each song from 1.0
– 5.0; each rating iz my own opinion!
I only please myself wit my ratings! I don’t care how lyrical you are, as long
as it’s jammin’ enough for me to like it! I look for beats, then vocals, and
then lyrics. To determine my favorites, I will differ tha 4.0 ratings. If a
song gets at least a 4.0 rating from me, I love it already. If at least a 4.6
rating, I pretty much really love it,
as it’s considered mindblowin’ when I
hear it! Any song can earn up to a maximum of a 5.0 rating. Anything I type
before “ >>> “ iz what I’m sayin’ before I listen to tha song; anything
after I type “ >>> “ iz what I think of tha song while I’m listening
to it. If you sound like anything too mainstream for me, have auto-tune in your
vocals, or talk about nothin’ but money and hoes (which I consider ‘typical’
topics), I’m not buyin’ it!
Pimp
on tha beat, as well! >>> Sounds pretty pure on tha beat/hook, here!
Definitely official, here! Can’t deny it!! Hearin’ tha 1st verse and
it’s pretty tight, here; gotta luv it! Hearin’ tha 2nd verse and
it’s soundin’ pretty nice, as well…! We keepin’ it goin’ wit tha 3rd
verse, here, soundin’ pretty jammin’ fa tha ‘90s south, here! My Rating: 4.7
03.
“Paper Chasin’” feat. Knucklehead
Lev
Berlak on tha beat! >>> A lil’ dry on tha beat, here, but still sounds
nice and southern… Hearin’ tha hook and it’s pretty good, here… Hearin’ tha 1st
verse and it’s soundin’ straight; can’t deny it… Hearin’ tha 2nd
verse and it’s soundin’ decent, here, as well… Tha 3rd verse sounds
pretty nice, too; what else can I say? My
Rating: 4.0
04.
“The Game Is So Dirty”
D-Wiz
& T-Rex on tha beat… >>> Beat ain’t bad, here… Hearin’ tha 1st
verse and y’all got this on lock, as far as this undaground game… Definitely
diggin’ tha eerie beat on tha hook, here! Great job wit tha hook; it’s fuckin’
real!! Hate how “the game is so dirty!!” Hearin’ tha rest of this and it’s
pretty nice; good shit! My Rating: 4.5
05.
“The People We Love” feat. Michelle R. O’Neal & Mike G
No-Face
production… >>> Sounds like a nice lil’ creepy intro, here…; dope hook
from Michelle!! Hearin’ tha 1st verse and it’s soundin’ nice, here…
Hearin’ tha 2nd verse and it’s pretty nice, as well… And, we got a 3rd
verse, here, keepin’ it movin’… My
Rating: 4.2
06.
“Good Times” feat. Pimp C
I
will give this a good review/rating, but I
cannot tolerate this song, anymore, as of October 15, 2011!! I’m a lil’
better about it, now ‘cause of how stressful my job/life has been, lately, but
listen: On October 15, 2011, I was with an artist from Baton Rouge, LA, that
flew up to see me in PA. I played this on my radio show and that ‘artist’
(person, whateva you wanna call ‘em) threw $2,000 at me while I was filmin’
footage for my radio show’s episode. Right after that, dude robbed me outta
$555 and it’s like, who in tha fuck
wanna hear this?!? >>> Dope beat from Pimp; dope verses; vibin’,
great-southern hook… My Rating: 4.3
07.
“To Da Ballers” feat. E.B.W.D. & Mike G
Mannie
Fresh doin’ tha beat! >>> Sounds like a catchy lil’ tune wit tha hook,
here; decent beat for Mannie, tho… Hearin’ tha 1st verse and it’s
soundin’ pretty nice, here… Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 2nd verse,
here, keepin’ it movin’, slowly… Hearin’ tha 3rd verse and it’s
soundin’ pretty nice ta make this continue… And, a 2nd ½ of tha 3rd
verse, here, a lil’ more southern… Hmm…, I’m likin’ tha hook a lil’ betta, now,
wit how tha beat sounds, in tha background… It’s like, hey, if “Good Times” can
be a 4.3, why can’t this be, right?! My
Rating: 4.3
½time: A consistent, dope lil’
southern CD fa tha south, here, as it’s a 4.3-rated CD!! Definitely gotta keep it movin’!!
08.
“Changing Faces”
Joseph
“Governor” Flowers on tha beat! >>> Sounds like an interestin’ beat,
here; definitely feelin’ tha vibe! Hearin’ tha 1st verse and it’s
pretty nice; great job!! Hearin’ tha hook and it gives me a weird, but
excellent vibe that tha times are “changing!” Hearin’ tha 2nd verse
and it sounds like a nice lil’ “Par-Le” party, here…! And, here’s tha 3rd
verse, here, keepin’ it movin’ in a nice way! My Rating: 4.4
09.
“I-10”
Mannie
Fresh track! >>> No intro needed! Hearin’ tha 1st verse and
it’s pretty nice, here! Definitely feelin’ tha Mob’s perspective of tha south,
here! Mannie did a nice job wit this beat, this time! Tha previous Mannie beat
was decent, but this pure!! Hearin’ tha hook and it’s a pretty dope hook about
“cocaine;” definitely dope, lol!
Hearin’ tha 2nd verse, here, and it’s pretty nice, as well… Hearin’
tha 3rd verse and it’s pretty nice, as this continues ta keep tha
consistency up! My Rating: 4.4
10.
“Us” feat. Kennon McKinney & L-Dog
D-Wiz
beat… >>> Decent lil’ beat, here; feelin’ it… Hearin’ tha 1st
verse and it’s soundin’ pretty nice… Hearin’ tha hook and it’s pretty nice and
simple… Keepin’ it movin’ with tha 2nd verse, here, soundin’ pretty
nice… And, a 3rd verse, keepin’ tha street content comin’ along, here…
My Rating: 4.1
11.
“Is U A G”
D-Wiz & T-Rex beat… >>> Anotha one wit no intro
needed; definitely dope! Hearin’ tha hook and it’s a boss’ life, here! Feelin’
tha anthemic hook! Hearin’ tha 1st verse and it’s soundin’ nice wit
this beat! Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 2nd verse, here, soundin’
pretty nice, as well… Tha 3rd verse iz soundin’ nice, here, as tha
“Girbauds” are holdin’ it down, here! My
Rating: 4.2
12.
“Stunt’n Like A Goodgirl” feat. Nelson
Mannie
Fresh doin’ this beat, as well! >>> Interestin’ thumpin’ in tha
beginning, here… Hearin’ tha hook and it sounds catchy wit this male voice, on
tha hook… Decent beat from Fresh, here; let’s see how tha verses go… Hearin’
tha 1st verse and y’all layin’ it down, here, as far as how these girlz go slutty!! Keepin’ it movin’ with tha 2nd verse, here,
soundin’ pretty nice… Hearin’ tha 3rd verse and it’s soundin’ nice,
as well… My Rating: 4.0
13.
Outro
D-Wiz
& T-Rex-produced outro, here… >>> Nice lil’ beat fa this outro,
here! Tha south iz in tha buildin’!! My
Rating: N/A
14.
“Bonus Track”
Hmm…? No producer listed… >>> Should we call this, “What You Gon Do?”
Dope hook; nice lil’ beat, here… Hearin’ tha 1st verse and it’s
soundin’ nice fa this undaground hustle! Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 2nd
verse, here, soundin’ pretty nice… Hearin’ tha 3rd verse and it’s
soundin’ pretty laidback, here… Sounds like Pimp C on tha 4th verse?
Dope shit, here! My Rating: 4.2
Overall: Definitely a
consistent-ass CD, here! Gotta luv what y’all brought to tha table, here!
Southern vibes at its finest!! Can’t deny pure-soundin’ southern music!! Can’t
wait till I make my debut in Louisiana,
soon! Shit gon be on-n-poppin’!!
Rankings:
12.“Paper Chasin’” feat. Knucklehead 4.0
11.“Stunt’n Like A Goodgirl” feat. Nelson
4.0
10.“Us” feat. Kennon McKinney & L-Dog
4.1
09.“Is U A G” 4.2
08.“The People We Love” feat. Michelle R. O’Neal & Mike G 4.2
07.“Bonus Track” 4.2
06.“Good Times” feat. Pimp C 4.3
05.“To Da Ballers” feat. E.B.W.D. & Mike
G 4.3
04.“I-10” 4.4
03.“Changing Faces” 4.4
02.“The Game Is So Dirty” 4.5
01.“Mob Or Die” feat. Pimp C 4.7
Average CD Rating Review:
Total Score:51.3
Total Songs:/ 12
-----------------------------------
Average CD Rating: 4.3 (automatically a 5-star-rated CD)
Radio Shift #62: "Tha Louisiana Pit" :: Playlist Of 10.15.2011
(This iz tha order I played each song, not personal rank)
01. Mz. TeQui Feat. Hennessey "Mission" (2010)
02. Nu$$ie Feat. Savage (Supa Sav) & Diablo "We Be Thuggin'" (2006)
03. Level Feat. Yung Tech "Get Me Right" (2010)
04. Concentration Camp Feat. Bob Cat, Ditty Boy & J-Von "Love 4 Thuggs" (2002)
05. Crooked "U Don't Want Dat!" (2010)
06. Kevin Gates "Confessions Of My Life" (2008)
07. Nasty Nate Da Gynecologist "I Ain't Trippin'" (2011)
08. Young Kidd Kidd Feat. Problem Child & J-Skillz "I'm A Dog In Da Club" (2009)
09. YaBoiBeezy "Good" (2011)
10. Beelow Feat. Juvenile "Big Body (Remix) (Chopped & Screwed)" (2002)
11. X-Mob "Good Times" (1997)
12. ScrEEchin' Crawfish: *See Video*
13. Lake Boys "I'm Looking For Ya" (2009)
14. Lil' Cali "Enemy Of The State" (2010)
15. Savage (Supa Sav) "Ode To The Hustle" (2011)
16. *See Video*
17. G-Slimm "Fours, Deuces & Trays" (1994)
18. Terror a.k.a. Cheez Feat. JR Dot "Throwed Off (I Ain't Got It All)" (2011)
19. Bic Jack Feat. Bank "Wat U 'Bout" (2011)
20. Magnolia Shorty "Soldier Chant" (1996)
21. Young Trayne "Roll Or Get Rolled Over" (2009) Drop: Rudye Drop
22. Graveyard Soldjas "Not Another Minute" (2001)
23. Flesh & Blood "What's Up With The Mic?" (1994)
It’s now time fa my 4th review today (already)!! Up next iz X-Mob wit “Ghetto Mail”; let’s see what dis shit’s all about!! Par-Le Records in tha buildin’!! Start Time: 3:20 PM | End Time: 4:13 PM
Quick Note: I rate each song from 1.0 – 5.0; each rating iz my own opinion!! I only please myself wit my ratings!! I don’t care how lyrical you are! As long as it’s jammin’ enough for me to like it! I look for beats, then vocals and then lyrics. To determine my favorites, I will differ tha 4.0 ratings (if a song gets at least a 4.0 rating from me, I love it already. If at least a 4.6 rating, I pretty much REALLY LOVE it as it’s considered “mindblowin’” when I hear it) so any song can earn up to a maximum of a 5.0 rating. Anything I type before “ >>> ” iz what I’m sayin’ before I listen to tha song. Anything after I type “ >>> ” iz what I think of tha song while I’m listening to it.
Source (Where I Got Tha CD From): Google, louisianarap.blogspot.com and various blogs online
01. Intro Tha start of dis CD… What will you bring dis time to tha table? >>> Interestin’ scene goin’ on here; luv these kinds o’ intros!! My Rating: N/A
02. “Watcha Gone Do” Feat. Pimp C Likin’ how tha title looks right chea, ya dig! Let’s see what we got goin’ on fa tha startin’ song!! >>> Ooh, tha production sounds like HOT Baton Rouge production I would hear these dayz!! C doin’ tha damn thang on tha hook; he supplied it nicely! You’re on tha 1st verse here and you got dat good, refreshin’ sound (almost soundin’ like some Late 2000’s-type shit)! Gotta luv tha street shit to tha fullest!! Glad you’re REALLY keepin’ these streetz hot wit dis music!!! Tha 2nd verse sounds good; glad y’all a group on dis undaground Rap shit right chea! Ooh, tha Pimp hopped onta tha 3rd verse right chea, spittin’ some good street shit! My Rating: 4.5
03. “Pistol & Powder” RAW-type of title right chea; DEFINITELY gon look forward ta it!! >>> Tha beat in tha beginning sounds pretty good fa a start since it’s quiet. I hear tha hook (as tha beat kicks in) and it sounds hot; good shit wit dis street shit to tha fullest!! Tha 1st verse iz DEFINITELY for tha streetz right chea! If you ain’t from tha streetz, you CAN’T relate ta this!! I’m not from tha streetz but I enjoy hearin’ ‘bout dis shit, ya dig! Tha 2nd verse keeps this shit hot! It’s all about consistent street shit to tha fullest! Tha 3rd verse sounds good on dis shit, ya dig! Glad y’all team up GR8 as a group when y’all spit consistent street shit! My Rating: 4.4
04. “Ghetto Mail” Tha title track right chea… Let’s see what y’all got wid it… >>> Tha beat’s cool and tha hook sounds good too. What’s up wit tha “ghetto mail” anyway? I guess I gotta keep hearin’… Nice job contributin’ to tha 1st verse, ya dig. Sounds like some raw, street shit comin’ through outta tha 2nd verse. Tha voice DEFINITELY sounds good fa dis shit right chea! Keepin’ this shit comin’, tha 3rd verse DEFINITELY has a REAL GR8 sound to it wit tha “let my nuts hang”-type intro to tha verse! Most definitely, you’re DEFINITELY bringin’ a NICE street sound ta dis shit right chea!! My Rating: 4.3
05. “Come Take A Look” What’ll I be “lookin’” at? Let’s see dis shit right chea… >>> Not bad fa a start; y’all spittin’ real-life rhymes so dat’s a plus! Tha hook sounds good; glad y’all keepin’ it gangsta in it fa dis joint right chea! Tha 2nd verse has more street shit goin’ on; thumbs up fa all tha content y’all spittin’!! Keepin’ it up, tha 3rd verse has more shit ta offer; thumbs up ta songs havin’ three verses! My Rating: 4.1
06. “Gz IV Life” I like how tha title looks once again!! Let’s hear a HOT six minutes right now!! >>> Tha beat sounds like it’s sprangin’, lol. I like how it sprangs outta nowhere, ya dig. Interestin’ street shit comin’ outta this verse right chea and I’m likin’ how y’all deliver tha rhymes! Tha hook sounds good; 100% hood shit right chea, ya dig!! Comin’ through wit a gangsta perspective on tha start to tha 2nd verse right chea I see…! Most definitely, y’all got dis shit on lock!! Tha 3rd verse has more gr8 street shit comin’ outta it! I feel like I can invision where you’re at and what tha scene looks like based off how you spit it! My Rating: 4.3
½time: Soundin’ like a GR8 CD from y’all!! This CD DEFINITELY has a lotta hood shit goin’ on so that’s DEFINITELY a plus dat y’all just keepin’ it as street as possible!! Keep up tha gr8 work ‘cause tha average CD rating fa this CD so far iz at a NICE 4.3!!
07. “To Da Ballers (Radio)” Radio edit? Iz there a dirty version somewhere… No, there izn’t so I gon just review dis version. >>> Pretty good beat right chea and tha hook sounds good wit this GR8 vibe!! Definitely some good quality hood/good times-type o’ rhymes comin’ through in tha 1st verse right chea! Tha start to tha 2nd verse sounds anticipatin’ fa tha ladies wit, “Can I get it wet?” and they sayin’, “Yeah!” Tha dude on tha 3rd verse “smellin’” good fa dis shit right chea as he “smellin’ like dat Mary Jane” and spittin’ good hood lyrics! Ooh, tha 3rd verse split in ½ here wit some good shit bein’ spit in tha 2nd ½ of tha 3rd verse! My Rating: 4.2
08. “Keith” Who’s “Keith?” >>> Uh oh, looks like he’s a trouble-maker! Interestin’ rhymes right chea ‘bout dis “Keith” dude as y’all tryin’ ta get through his bullshit in tha hood. Tha 1st verse just REALLY keepin’ it hood!! Y’all DEFINITELY sound like y’all grown from tha “Keith” situation ‘cause y’all spit some good-ass shit! I like how there’s an outro on this shit right chea; thumbs up ta tha talkin’! My Rating: 4.0
09. “The Game” This a long joint right chea; how will y’all do wit it? >>> A long phone call in tha beginning (only 36 seconds). Interestin’ hook dat sounds like it’s whinin’, in a funny way, “I don’t give a fuuuck!” Tha 1st verse sounds pretty smooth right chea… Nice and long ta where y’all explained a lot, ya dig. Tha 2nd verse sounds motivated; “I’ve been writin’ rhymes.” I don’t have much ta say about it but good job… Tha 3rd verse has some shit goin’ on… I can’t really comment on it ‘cause I don’t know what ta say… kinda ta where this song’s gettin’ a lil’ too long… My Rating: 3.6
10. “Jacking In The South” There’s a LOT of it now! Let’s see what y’all gotta say about it, ’95 style!! >>> Soundin’ pretty good in tha beat and tha 1st verse has y’all “ready ta go ta war;” prepared-ass shit! Sounds like a bunch of shit goin’ on around tha 1:25 – 1:35 mark; nice job exchangin’ positions in verses! Nice job throughout tha whole thang here and it sounds raw at tha end wit tha “stealin’” shit! My Rating: 4.1
11. “Ghetto Mail (Radio)” Thanx for tha radio edit! See #4 fa tha review!
12. “Playa Hater (Outro)” Oh, an outro/song? Let’s see how it sounds! >>> Sounds like a lil’ smooth beat ta go wit tha endin’… I’m actually feelin’ tha lil’ sample ta go wit dis kinda joint. I’m guess y’all just gon talk about these “playa haters” ova dis beat like an outro. Sounds like y’all gonna rap or somethin’ on this… Okay, here it iz, finally, a lil’ afta 2:30. Sounds good fa what it was; it was short so I gon rate it a lil’ somethin’. My Rating: 3.7
Overall: Nice job wit dis CD right chea! Tha hood lyrics DEFINITELY pay off when I hear ‘em and you KNOW I luv ‘em!! Keep up tha gr8 work, guys!
Rankings (according to my ratings):
10. “The Game” 3.6 09. “Playa Hater (Outro)” 3.7 08. “Keith” 4.0 07. “Jacking In The South” 4.1 06. “Come Take A Look” 4.1 05. “To Da Ballers” 4.2 04. “Gz IV Life” 4.3 03. “Ghetto Mail” 4.3 02. “Pistol & Powder” 4.4 01. “Watcha Gone Do” Feat. Pimp C 4.5
Average CD Rating Review:
Total Score: 41.2 Total Songs: / 10 ----------------------------- Average CD Rating: 4.1
Tha start to tha 2nd verse sounds anticipatin’ fa tha ladies wit, “Can I get it wet?” and they sayin’, “Yeah!” Tha dude on tha 3rd verse “smellin’” good fa dis shit right chea as he “smellin’ like dat Mary Jane” and spittin’ good hood lyrics! Ooh, tha 3rd verse split in ½ here wit some good shit bein’ spit in tha 2nd ½ of tha 3rd verse! My Rating: 
Tha 1st verse sounds pretty smooth right chea… Nice and long ta where y’all explained a lot, ya dig. Tha 2nd verse sounds motivated; “I’ve been writin’ rhymes.” I don’t have much ta say about it but good job… Tha 3rd verse has some shit goin’ on… I can’t really comment on it ‘cause I don’t know what ta say… kinda ta where this song’s gettin’ a lil’ too long… My Rating: 
Let’s see what y’all gotta say about it, ’95 style!! >>> Soundin’ pretty good in tha beat and tha 1st verse has y’all “ready ta go ta war;” prepared-ass shit! Sounds like a bunch of shit goin’ on around tha 1:25 – 1:35 mark; nice job exchangin’ positions in verses! Nice job throughout tha whole thang here and it sounds raw at tha end wit tha “stealin’” shit! My Rating: .jpeg)