Street Radio

Jimi Kendrix, J. Math, & Dylan James are the production team known as Street Radio who have done music for 50 Cent,MTV,Wu Tang,DiscoveryChannel,Busta Rhymes,etc

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@djvlad Walking?!? Sounds intense…

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@browngottii @wtfsicckko @Son_ImSleep It was really more of Sheek’s thing though

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@Moonman_DE @dijoni Dig even further, and there’s no such thing as race. It’s an American invention to justify slavery. Of course there are very real consequences of this man-made view, but it’s imaginary nonetheless.

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@OGBeefJones Great era. I got a lot of footage from that producers studio from that time!

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@noreaga Gates is a truth spitter!! Questions about life and philosophy gotta be right for this one!

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@defjam Pac forever - me against the world, all eyes on me (that’s actually 3 albums already), and makaveli 👑

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@negro_peligro @DesslynStorm @imvcapital @realmartymar To live and die in La and just like Daddy were two great reflective songs off the album. So now you’re only left with Toss It Up, Bomb first, Hail Mary, and Against all odds - that’s an nba yb album to you? 😭 good night, little angel.

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@negro_peligro @DesslynStorm @imvcapital @realmartymar Lol those are just the two I named. Much more of the album is like those songs. You’re showing u don’t really know what you’re talking about here.. Blasphemy and Krazy are another 2 indisputable off that album.

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@negro_peligro @DesslynStorm @imvcapital @realmartymar Not true. Some songs on his last album, Makaveli, are more socially and politically potent than anything he ever did. White Mans Word and Hold Ya Head are great examples.

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@negro_peligro @realmartymar Name one of these songs please

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@negro_peligro @DesslynStorm @imvcapital @realmartymar Pac had a message. He wasn’t concerned with “barely per se. He wasn’t concerned with wordplay. He had a passionate message and was eager to let it out. That message still resonates with millions today. There’s a reason Kendrick, j Cole, Eminem, and so many others idolize him.

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@negro_peligro @millennialkid7 @realmartymar Pac wrote all his verse down. Whatre u talking about…

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@negro_peligro @realmartymar Pac has no connection to mumble rap whatsoever. Pac split poetry and with more socially conscious lyrics than this entire generation combined. Pac was not an antics guy. He shot 2 cops for harassing a black man. U see any mumble rappers doing that?

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@xcatsvgz @POTUS Ah, another cultist posing as being political

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@mikaelheron Tupac said what?

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@DJEVILDEE @noreaga @Buckshot @TekSmokeeLah @GeneralSteele @_ROCKNESS_ @druha @Starang1 @topdogofficiel @Louieville365 Good looks @DJEVILDEE !

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@noreaga question of the year though - when will Bootcamp Click finally be on the show? You could do 5 hours with all the stories from @Buckshot @DJEVILDEE @TekSmokeeLah @GeneralSteele @_ROCKNESS_ @druha @Starang1 @topdogofficiel @Louieville365 !! We been waiting sooo looong! 🙏��

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@denzelcurry So in real life you punch folk when they say slick shit? Seems like a losing strategy

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@denzelcurry God is simply the force that makes humans want to love, work with, and be with each other. God = connections. Don’t limit yourself to the Christian/Judaism/Muslim version of this German word that wasn’t even invented until 500 years after Jesus’ supposed death.