Don't know who Zoe Osama is but I'm always down to support G Dub and hear what he's working on.
It's September 15, 2024, 01:55:33 PM
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Started by doggfather - Last post by geezy
Apparently one of his friends posted that this is just a teaser, he might be dropping something else soon
Started by doggfather - Last post by soopa-man
Fire Joint nothing deep just expressing his feelings and emotions in essence he is saying everyone is at fault for the culture to be running in to itself with biases and negativity and moving on from that and growing stronger together
Pretty cool destroy and rebuild is the message, Kdot is on another level this year quality songs and one song shits on other artists whole album rollout … hope he keeps coming with shit before the Super Bowl
Pretty cool destroy and rebuild is the message, Kdot is on another level this year quality songs and one song shits on other artists whole album rollout … hope he keeps coming with shit before the Super Bowl
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handlin suffa for 88 seasons
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Started by doggfather - Last post by Lucifuge
I dont know, i dont like his tone and delivery. He trying to hard to be black slim shady with high pitched voice and multyryhmes. I think he is trying to hard to sound far more complex that he soypost to sound.
Started by doggfather - Last post by geezy
Another quality song by Dot…..speaking to the whole industry, from colleagues, to influencers and fans 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Now I’m thirsty for another this week.
A single track not enough to quench my thirst for his music.
Started by doggfather - Last post by Soopafly DPGC
Dot gets zero interest in this forum lmao
Anyhow, cool joint. Wonder why now? Maybe a loosie from the diss sessions back in the spring, but is it a reply to someone? Is it bait? Is it to deflect all the SB talk ?
What sort of interest are we supposed to be expressing? We like the guy, he's doing the halftime show. There's not going to be 20 pages of replies every time he drops a little freestyle diss. This is what, his 5th or 6th one of these, with that same subject matter of dissing Drake? Even after 2Pac dropped Hit Em Up people were ready for him to move on from the disses and get back to music. Kendrick hasn't released an album in years. When he releases a new album, guarantee there will be lots of replies....there's over 16 pages for Marsha. But i think most of the Kendrick fans (myself included) are ready for him to drop something more substantial at this point.
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Dot gets zero interest in this forum lmao
Anyhow, cool joint. Wonder why now? Maybe a loosie from the diss sessions back in the spring, but is it a reply to someone? Is it bait? Is it to deflect all the SB talk ?
Anyhow, cool joint. Wonder why now? Maybe a loosie from the diss sessions back in the spring, but is it a reply to someone? Is it bait? Is it to deflect all the SB talk ?
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https://www.even.biz/releases/let-me-breathe-feat-zoe-osama
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"Let Me Breathe" by Warren G featuring Zoe Osama has the quintessential West Coast sound, merging Warren G’s iconic laid-back G-Funk with Zoe Osama’s vibrant energy. The track rides a smooth, hypnotic beat that’s effortlessly chill yet commanding, capturing the hustle of life while dropping bars about staying focused, stacking paper, and carving out space to breathe in a world that tries to suffocate your dreams. Warren G’s legendary production blends nostalgia with a modern edge, and Zoe Osama’s fiery verses bring the heat. "Let Me Breathe" isn’t just a song—it’s a vibe, a movement, and a bold reminder to blaze your own trail and never let anyone stand in your way.
About
"Let Me Breathe" by Warren G featuring Zoe Osama has the quintessential West Coast sound, merging Warren G’s iconic laid-back G-Funk with Zoe Osama’s vibrant energy. The track rides a smooth, hypnotic beat that’s effortlessly chill yet commanding, capturing the hustle of life while dropping bars about staying focused, stacking paper, and carving out space to breathe in a world that tries to suffocate your dreams. Warren G’s legendary production blends nostalgia with a modern edge, and Zoe Osama’s fiery verses bring the heat. "Let Me Breathe" isn’t just a song—it’s a vibe, a movement, and a bold reminder to blaze your own trail and never let anyone stand in your way.