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DUBCC EXCLUSIVE: infinite - horrorcore (lamb diss) K1NG PETEY REMIX

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Petey:
i always listen to infinite with fond memories of the rambling rhyme schemes of Master Ps younger brother Silkk the shocker...Whom by the way has multiple platinum and gold singles and albums under his belt. definitely a southern legend and undeniably so, with this in mind i present to you my first of 2 remixes ive done for Infinites newest single Horrorcore


Enjoy

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Ebenus Supremus:
Never listened to infinites lyrics before... Only read em... I can see what people are saying about the off beat delivery n his flow being reminiscent of spoken word, but the content is profoundprofound.... For an amateur...
Thanks Petey...
I wish someone would fuck with my lyrics...
I wrote a lil poem on cubes website once and a kid stole a line out of it " where language is family n family is strong" n made a video n everything...
I didn't mind, infact, I thought it was awesome...
I can't, don't want to and believe I shouldn't, RAP, because I'm white, I've got no rythym n to me, RAP, is a black mans game n I don't wanna be one of them lil wiggaz who tries to imitate n embody n profit from black mans culture....
I just wanna sit back, admire his skills n gutter snipe a few Nazis occasionally....

Petey:
thx ma send me a rap ill lay a beat under it.


this was kind of an odd experiment....when i hear infinite i hear a very strong silkk the shocker influence...i dont even know if he knows it but they got a very similar flow albiet infinites is a little less polished. so i remixed an old silk the shocker beat threw a little percussion on it and adjusted his vocals to be cleaner, the shit was like a perfect marriage. this beat fits much better then the original premo beat i think we can all agree on that. this is the first time a producers remixed his own diss track i think...for some reason that shit is dope to me. i dont sweat the small shit brodies.

bouli77:

--- Quote from: bouli77 on June 10, 2015, 10:44:23 AM ---god damn this is dope, gives a whole new energy to Infinite's jabs... the beat is a beat distracting though, at times i'm too focused on the music to pay attention to the lyrics but good job.

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TraceOneInfinite:
I don't know Petey...  I actually consider the No Limit era of hip-hop history—to be a time when—we were all looking for a savoir after 2Pac died, and Master P was definitely a false messiah.  A lot of us ended up getting lead astray during this time—including me.  Outside of Outkast and Goodie Mob i don't really fuck with the South.

I can't sign off on this.

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