They dont make them like they used too :(

[herpes]

maybe you guy would care less about gossip and the trash out today if they still made shit like this

Smoothe da Hustler ft. Trigger tha Gambler - Broken Language

<a href="http://youtube.com/watch/v/xzcdmGINcqI" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://youtube.com/watch/v/xzcdmGINcqI</a>

[Philip1123]

A dope song and video indeed. Street shit.  I miss those days too..

[QuietTruth]

Love their shit.

Beasts, these niggas is. Their whole click is nice. And this song is on some 'next level' shit.

[herpes]

Love their shit.

Beasts, these niggas is. Their whole click is nice. And this song is on some 'next level' shit.

word, its nice to see at least one young guy that appreciates good hip hop...  This is why hip hop is garbage now a days though.  A dope classic song get no replies but 55 views.  But if this thread was about 50 cent saying Kayne smells bad we would be 5 pages deep with you guys gossiping like women.

[QuietTruth]

For real. And than when you ignore the shit, there's like nowhere's to post.

[AlerG]

Their album was the shit back in '95 i believe. My joint was "Glocks On Cock" that shit was sooooooooo raw:

Go ask Michael Jackson and LL Cool J who's the fucken baddest,

chill

[Good Morning]

bumping just so TI gets less shine

[QuietTruth]

'Once Upon A Time In America' is def. thorough. And if I was a rapper, and I needed a hook, I'd grab their boy D.V. Alias Christ in a quick minute. Nate Dogg, Akon & T-Pain wouldn't even be a thought! My opinion though.

Even Trigger's album, that 'Life's A 50/50 Gamble', I downloaded that shit, burned it, and it don't ever collect dust.

These boys is beasts.

[eazye]

I've read a lot of good stuff about those two, but never really had the chance to check anything from them.This song is really dope no doubt

Are they Boot camp affiliates?

[Tay]

This just makes me reminisce and think about the old school songs and videos, which were so much better than the garbage on the 100 different music video channels today. There are still some good artists and songs, but the mainstream has become so commercialized that you would never see anything as dope as that on.