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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Connection => Topic started by: love33 on May 16, 2017, 08:53:31 AM
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Anyone heard this one before? -- an old Death Row track that was played on the radio -- Tha Realest ft. Ambrosi "Like A Cobra" -- Nice track!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lG9nk0iUpM
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Anyone heard this one before? -- an old Death Row track that was played on the radio -- Tha Realest ft. Ambrosi "Like A Cobra" -- Nice track!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lG9nk0iUpM
any retard can tell this isn't death row era stop trying to make this biter relevant with old music no one gives a shit about
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Speak for yourself, he's got a huge following (more than what you'll ever have been a hater) - here's a tip: if you don't like his music, move on
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Speak for yourself, he's got a huge following (more than what you'll ever have been a hater) - here's a tip: if you don't like his music, move on
Huge following? What are you basing that on? Has even put out any new music in the last 7 or so years?
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Speak for yourself, he's got a huge following (more than what you'll ever have been a hater) - here's a tip: if you don't like his music, move on
5 people on this forum doesn't count as a following lmao :D
he is virtually unknown in the usa
heres your update on tha fakest http://www.tharealest.com/ and that's from early 2016 :laugh:
98% of this forum doesn't like tha fakest
here's a tip: NOBODY GIVES A FUCK BOUT his music, move on
his album debut flop selling less then a thousand copies wheres this following you speak of lol
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Speak for yourself, he's got a huge following (more than what you'll ever have been a hater) - here's a tip: if you don't like his music, move on
Are you fuckin' serious? His album sold less than a thousand copies.
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You got to understand love33's way of looking at things. Anybody who ever worked at Death Row was somehow a major act with a huge following and every small accolade they ever accomplished needs to be magnified to a ridiculous degree to where they were just that close to being the biggest thing in rap, except for Snoop, who incidentally was the only bonafide "superstar" the label ever produced from conception.
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You got to understand love33's way of looking at things. Anybody who ever worked at Death Row was somehow a major act with a huge following and every small accolade they ever accomplished needs to be magnified to a ridiculous degree to where they were just that close to being the biggest thing in rap, except for Snoop, who incidentally was the only bonafide "superstar" the label ever produced from conception.
+1
i sometimes forget hes from a parallel world ;D