Besides cooking up numerous regional hits, production ace Nitti is also the head of his own label, Playmaker Music. Fresh off a distribution deal with So So Def boss Jermaine Dupri and Island Urban Music, the first artist to sign under Nitti’s new umbrella is New Orleans’ very own, 9th Ward Gucci. Before landing his life changing record deal, 9th grew up in a very rough section of town (the 9th Ward) and as he details on his new street single, only felt safe by carrying a Chopper everywhere he went. While production from the Ultra Beat Boyz makes for a street-suitable N.O. hit, don’t expect Chopper to crossover on national radio. However, in a city with rich hip-hop history, there is reason to believe that 9th Ward Gucci could be the next big name of a new era.
Reminds me of a rapper named Chopper (no, not Choppa from MTB, but the real Chopper). Ever since Katrina hit N.O., nobody has come with that true sound. B.G. and Wayne might rep the N.O., but neither has recently personified the culture in present day Louisiana with their new music. Hate the comment if you want, but back up an argument if you have one.
The lyrics are REALLY weak here. I don't see this dude doing anything. The older heads won't appreciate his flow and the young people aren't going to be feeling this either. Terrible...
Its better than I expected but still nothing special...dude got one of them NE-YO heads...talking bout he aint got no xbox or playstation...how many dudes in here dont got atleast one or both of them even if you dont play em no more??? young or old in age
<b>C'mon everyone. Keep your comments to the music and refrain from talking about the profile photo. When the label reads the feeback, those are not comments that will help the direction of this project.</b>