Brotha Lynch Hung

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K Im about to get sicc!


You better pray before I put a nine up in that pussy ho cock it back slow, rock it back and forth, wait for the nut, then let my trigger go BOOM! Pussy guts all over the room If you ain't seen it Then you're fiendin for the meaning Of that nine of doom. 2 inches in and, uh, 4 inches out You back that nigga that pack that gat And hit that indo sack it's like that Cannabis sativa got me stuck on stump fool all it takes is a way and a fat green bud blunt and a stunt!

Oh you just reminded me of my high school days.... 10+ years ago...Damn Im old. You must be from west coast... maybe Central Cali?!

Jamie seems you know just a little about hip hop to say the least...

As for you Monday I recommend you check out these great artists (by great I mean that I could either get down in the club to, do some heavy smoking to, or some real street boys that talk about the real shit man, and as always, sound incredibly good fucked up, on a sweet system!!).

No specific order

-Lil Wayne
-Young Jeezy
-The Game
-snoop
-Dre.
-immortal Technique

All of these artists are great in there own way. And all of them have guaranteed fire tracks on any album or mixtape you can get your hands on... Or should I say Download, legally of course.

Do you get down with these dudes Jamie?

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crazy how Immortal Technique gets thrown in with those fellows. I guess he is a bit more mainstream.

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To be honest I really dont care for Jeezy...Game has a few good songs...one of my favorites by him are "put you on the game" thats back when he was down with G Unit. Snoop and Dre I prefer the old school stuff for sure! Chronic 2001 is the SHIT! Immortal Technique is not my style really but Dance with the Devil is a good one.

Oh and Lil Wayne...he has so many mixtapes he can be iffy ...his most recents that I like are Prostitute Flange and Pussy, Money Weed...

lol yup im from northern cal

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tupac all day long!theres a pac song for every occassion!wernt the greatest freestyler,didnt have the best flow but his lyrics are so powerful raw and real,always spoke from his heart with passion!i also like blaq poet,cormega,guru and bizzy bone!some of the games stuff is hot,weezy annoys me most of the time when he mcs,i just wana box him in the mouth!like lil jon!hes the most annoying!

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Doseone - He's on Anticon, he's from Ohio, he's white. He's got a crazy flow for not rhyming all the time, still crazy. Check out Hemispheres

Eyedea - Craaazyy freestyler, I'm pretty sure he's undefeated in battles, though don't quote me on that. His album stuff is alright. I mostly enjoy three songs that blend into each other on The Many Faces of Oliver Hart - On A Clear Day, Walking, and Step By Step.

Fat Jon The Ample Soul Physician - Verry laid back, just beats. Worth a checking out. Preferable Fat Jon as Maurice Galactica - Humanoid Erotica.

Freestyle Fellowship - Pretty good West coast political stuff. check out Innercity Griots.

Gang Starr - the only thing Monotone that can be excellent. Guru's monotone voice works so well with Premiers beats. Get Full Clip, it's a good introduction.

Ghostface Killah - The silly man of Wu Tang. Fishscale's great, gotta sort through his other albums to find good songs.

Gift of Gab - The emcee of Blackalicious, solo stuff. Pretty much just him going off. Check it out - Fourth Dimension Rocketships.

Gorillaz..? - I guess I'll throw them in here, the albums produced by Dan the Automator (Del's producer) and Danger Mouse. Dels on the self titled, Dooms and De La Soul are on Demon Days...they qualify.

Gravediggaz - A Wu Tang related group. RZA does the production. 6 Feet Deep is their best album, in my opinion. They're not as heavy as Wu Tang, which I enjoy, much more groovin'. Nice and badass lyrics as well.

Hint - Another beat producer. Damn good for loungin' Portakabin Fever is his only album I believe.

Immortal Technique - way overrated. He talks a lot of truth, but he also goes over the top a lot. Good catchy beats that draw a large crowd. Revolutionary Vol. 1&2.

J Dilla(Jay Dee) - Eh. Stones Throw member, beat producer mostly, though I heard that he does some emceein'. Donuts was pretty good.

Jedi Mind Tricks - Woo. Philly based. Definitely hardcore hip hop. Very violent lyrics, damn good beats. Violent By Design, Visions of Ghandi.

Jurassic 5 - What can I say...J5 all the way live. Excellent group. Good change of voices, good mix of voices, two djs, what more can you ask for? Quality Control, Ep.

KMD - Def Jam affiliates..in 1989.. Didn't put out a good album until 2001 - Black Bastards.

Latyrx - Quannum Projects(with Blackalicious, DJ Shadow, Gab) group. Pretty different, Lyrics Born has a really weird style, but Lateef settles it down. Check out The Album.

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One of my Top 5 favorite rappers is Papoose.
Easily one of the most lyrically talented artists out there.
And JozeeMo. North Carolina is making a pretty big impact.