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Hab's aber neulich für zehn Bucks oder so bei Ebay gesehen

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was zum teufel hat Bun B da verloren?

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Have you ever jacked somebody?... besides your dick ?

Bun und Pimp fea. irgend wie auch alles !

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du bist der grösste penner dieser erde...verpiss dich endlich aus diesem forum du alte scheisse...

cash

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5 mics klar wenn sie mit ray benzino inne kiste springt , vielleicht

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[quote="EvilMayne666"
haha du bist doch der jude von dem avatar oder ? wie du halbes hemd am posen bist und denkst du wärst der gee ich bepiss mich.. dass du dich überhaupt noch traust hier die fresse aufzureissen nachdem jeder hier gesehen hat was für ein lappen du bist...ich scheiss auf dich und dein dämliches gelaber also halt die schnauze und nimm meinen namen nicht mehr in den mund sondern lieber wieder den penis von deinem vater [/quote]

Bun chillt auf jeder Platte...wenn RAL nicht unfähig wär Promo zu machen, könnten sie daraus Kapital schlagen...

Yep, Bun ist auf jedem Album...Oder wie hat die Juice geschrieben: "Der zur Zeit omnipräsente Bun B...."!

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hör auf die Juice zulesen

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du bist der grösste penner dieser erde...verpiss dich endlich aus diesem forum du alte scheisse...

ich hasse die juice . höchstens zum hintern abwischen gut.

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[quote="EvilMayne666"
haha du bist doch der jude von dem avatar oder ? wie du halbes hemd am posen bist und denkst du wärst der gee ich bepiss mich.. dass du dich überhaupt noch traust hier die fresse aufzureissen nachdem jeder hier gesehen hat was für ein lappen du bist...ich scheiss auf dich und dein dämliches gelaber also halt die schnauze und nimm meinen namen nicht mehr in den mund sondern lieber wieder den penis von deinem vater [/quote]

Hab dir doch erzählt, hab sie das letzte Mal nur fürs Flugzeug nach Kiel gekauft

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While some claim the Lord works in mysterious ways, childhood friends Bang ‘Em and Domination, rising co-CEOs of GF Records, clearly feel otherwise. Hence the prophetic title of their highly-anticipated debut offering- God Giveth, God Taketh Away. For the duo, which has faced a multitude of obstacles in its quest for hip-hop superiority, the title bears truth on many levels. One needs only a quick glance at their track record to see that.

In early 2003, while 50 Cent’s Get Rich or Die Trying performed gymnastics on the Billboard charts, G-Unit’s general and 2nd highest ranking member, Bang ‘Em, caught an ill-timed weapons charge over some local drama in his South Jamaica, Queens neighborhood while he was home from touring. He reached out to 50 for help with bail money, but was surprisingly ignored. The two had long been friends and business partners, and while 50 engaged in grandiosely violent rap beefs, Smurf, ever the loyal soldier, went to war alongside him, and held him down in the streets just as he did when they were hugging the block as teens. He expected 50 to return the favor.

“Son left me for dead,” explains the 25-year-old Bang ‘Em, who’s currently incarcerated in upstate New York’s Sing Sing Correctional Facility on that same weapons charge. “He didn’t send me nothing, and didn’t holler back at my peoples.” With help from his family, Bang ‘Em made bail, and upon release, used his keen business sense and street savvy marketing tactics to bolster his own movement- the newly-minted GF Records (Gangsta Flip). He quickly created a deafening buzz by flooding the streets with mixtape freestyles and scorching G-Unit dis records courtesy of an untapped well of talent named Domination — a younger cousin of deceased Lost Boyz hypeman Freeky Tah whom Bang ‘Em had been grooming since a teen — and who by this time had become the GF Records flagship artist.

“50 got on a record, on a G-Unit Whoo Kid mixtape and dissed Bang ‘Em,” says Domination, acknowledging how the internal beef was initially made public. “So I did a mixtape record called “What’s Beef?” over Biggie’s instrumental, but I changed the lyrics to: ‘What’s Beef, Beef is when Banks can’t walk in the streets/50 gotta stay inside that bullet proof jeep, Buck better tuck away that G-Unit piece/show up at your concert 20 niggas deep.’” The verbal jousting between the two camps continued, and as G-Unit’s street reputation received huge dents at the hands of Bang ‘Em and Domination, the major labels took notice, and lucrative offers flew their way. Bang ‘Em and Domination weighed each offer but eventually opted to sign a lucrative worldwide distribution agreement with KOCH Records. Total creative control and the ability to keep an unprecedented large percentage of the profit on each album sold were key factors in the completion of the deal.

Now, God Giveth God Taketh Away finds Bang ‘Em and Domination delivering reflective street narratives with a degree of wit and depth more commonly associated with hip-hop’s golden age. “I see jiggaboos, singing and dancing and running around like chickens with their heads cut off,” says Domination, who more often opts for a brutally honest and more serious tone with his music. Regarding the socially conscious “On My Side,” he explains, “It addresses a lot of political things — police brutality; why I use the word nigga; the rebels in Haiti; Rodney King. It’s a positive message.”

And after experiencing various instances of industry blackballing at the hands of Curtis Jackson, Bang ‘Em and Domination choose to address the subject of their beef only once, on the self-explanatory “The Truth.” Bang ‘Em, eager to prove he doesn’t need controversy to sell records, explains: “We're really just trying to make music. To me, all this 50 beef is overrated. Domination is talented, and makes good music, and that's what we wanna prove to the world.”

Though Bang ‘Em is unfortunately being held as state property until the summer of 2007, Domination has little reason to fret. His humble demeanor belies the confidence he has in himself. “I didn’t realize this was my calling,” he recollects. “It was a hobby to me. I was doing freestyles, and I was nice at it. I used to battle Tony Yayo on the block. I used to spit rhymes for 50; he actually stole a few of my lines. Smurf believed in me and pushed me to write songs. If you don’t believe my music, I’ll give you a copy for free, and then you tell me you don’t like it.”

And just like that, God Giveth….

1. I’ll Be Around
2. I Can’t Lose
3. Ghetto
4. Misery
5. Stay Down (Fuckin Wit The Best) Ft Kurupt & Tone
6. We Just Friends
7. Mamma
8. We Got Those Ft Young Dice
9. On My Side Ft D.V. Alias Khrist
10. Rowdy
11. When You Was Down
12. Love Triangle
13. Struggle
14. It Won’t Stop
15. What Does It Take
16. Holla My Name

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-40 Presents "Bay Bridges" is finally released and available everywhere. The 16 track compilation comes with brand new tracks from the likes of Keak Da Sneak, E-40, Turf Talk, Ya Boy, Mista FAB, The Team, Sky Balla, Mac Shawn, and many more. The majority of the production was handled by Droop-E.

Tracklist is posted below along with an audio preview of the album. If you're feeling them pick this up in stores or order it online here.


1. E-40 - Intro
2. Tha Hoodstarz (Ft. Turf Talk and E-40) - Bull Shit
3. A2thaK Young Dru and Lay Low - Break U Down
4. Bavgate - On The Radio
5. Money Gang - Back In Effect
6. Keak Da Sneak, PSD, Mistah FAB - Show Me The Deer Foot
7. The Team - Smoke Wit Me
8. Tha DB'z - Get Busy
9. Mac Mall - Slobber
10. The Mossie (Ft. E-40, Turf Talk and The Federation) - Go Ignat
11. Sky Balla - Young Rich Kid
12. Big Rich and Ya Boy - Meet The Dealers
13. Tha Factorz - In My Hood
14. Mac Shawn, Lil Bruce, Turf Talk and J Minix - Bay Business
15. DB'z (Ft. E-40) - No Trouble
16. E-40 (Ft. Stress-Matic) - The Dummy (Bonus Track)

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Back with that slap West Coast Livin Promotions, Godzilla Ent and Po No Mo Entertainment Present Dow Jones Play Your Position Vol. 4 "Supa Size Ur Hustle" Hosted and showcasin South Central's Kenny Kingpen (formerly Poppa LQ). This is sure to be another classic Dow Jones mixtape featuring brand new exclusive bangers from Kenny Kingpen ft. Yukmouth, C Bo, Ras Kass, Kam, Mitchy Slick, Mad Lion, Big Hutch aka Cold187um, Bosko, Menace, E Blak, Fifth, with new production from the I.E's very own Demolition Men producer Tone Touch & Hi Tek...

Plus this tape is filled with exclusive new music from Ras Kass ft. Talib Kweli, Al Gator produced by Timbaland, Tha Liks, Dilated Peoples, Crooked I, 40 Glocc, Balance, Sick Symphonies, Lil Eazy, Mistah Fab, Redman plus more including new production from Dow Jones, EA Ski, E Swift, Cool & Dre, Alchemist, Scott Storch and Dow Jones production partner and new west coast heat maker J Hen and their artists The Parker Bros. Fall in line and Play Your Position and Supa Size Ur Hustle wit Dow Jones & The Regime's Kenny Kingpen.

Tracklisting:

01. Play Your Position Vol. 4-Intro (prod. by Dow Jones)
02. Yukmouth, Kenny Kingpin, C Bo & Mitchy Slick-Bring It Along (prod by Hi Tek)
03. Ras Kass ft. Talib Kweli-Go Crazy
04. Parker Bros-Leon Phelps (prod. by J Hen)
05. 40 Glocc-Strugglin
06. Crooked I-Cali Boyz (prod. by Scott Storch)
07. Kenny Kingpin-Turn It Up (prod. by Hi Tek)
08. Dilated Peoples-Back Again (prod. by Alchemist)
09. Bloodbath ft. Kenny Kingpin-Fucc What U Feelin (prod. by DK)
10. Paul Wall ft. Bun B-They Dont Know
11. Kenny Kingpin-Bigga Than That (prod. by Tone Touch)
12. Al Gator-In Da Streets (prod. by Timbaland)
13. Kenny Kingpin ft. Mad Lion & Ras Kass-Gun Check
14. Tha Liks-Flute Song (prod. by E-Swift)
15. Mack 10 ft. Nate Dogg-Like That
16. Kenny Kingpin ft. Yukmouth & Fifth-Outta Control
17. Mistah Fab ft. G Stack & Bavgate-N.E.W Oakland
18. Kenny Kingpin ft. Bosko-Goes Hard (prod. by Tone Touch)
19. Redman-Rush The Security
20. Kenny Kingpin ft. E Blak-Bounce Back (prod. by Tone Touch)
21. Lil Eazy-Gangsta Shit (prod. by Cool & Dre)
22. Kenny Kingpin ft. Menace-Ups N Downs
23. Balance ft. Seam-Rise Up
24. Dr Dre-Back At It
25. Sick Symphonies-Ghetto Sport
26. Kenny Kingpin-Bend Corners (prod. by Tone Touch)
27. Shade Sheist ft. Jayo Felony & Knocturnal-When I See U
28. Kenny Kingpin ft. Big Hutch aka Cold187um-Killas, Dealers & Theives (prod. by Rthyum D)
29. Kenny Kingpin ft. Kam-The Corner
30. Kenny Kingpin-There It Is There (prod. by Tone Touch)

Streets can look for this project worldwide this weekend audio snippets will be up and as always you can get Dow Jones mixtapes at 2ndChanceProductions.com

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Danke für den dezenten Hinweis, muß ich habe

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