New Orleans and Atlanta collide on the BG and Young Jeezy collaboration, Hustle. Reiterating that he is ”not a drug dealer,” Jeezy trades verses with B. Gizzle on this up-tempo ode to ’gettin that money nigga.’ Although the content is stagnant, the return of BG to the major league is exciting. Tentatively expected to drop this fall, Too Hood to be Hollywood is BG’s first album on Atlantic Records and will produced in full by T.I..
Man, almost all these songs are about how hard they are and how much money they got. Go tell a story like Chamillionaire. Why is TIP messing with this dude, Grand Hustle and Alantic Records goning down the drain.
wow, really. chamillionaire doesn’t? i remember a song that was about him ridin in his shiny car with big rims and drugs stashed in it. What kind of story telling is that. stop hatin for a second give some respect to bg for making a cool song
1. Good to see BG back in the majors! He’s been doing this for 13 years (he’s only 26), and plans to keep doing this for a long time to come. Hopefully the Heart of the Streetz will get back on top of New Orleans (and knock off DeWayne the Studio Gangsta)
2. About Chamillionaire’s storytelling ability, check this out: http://www.djbooth.net/index/tracks/review/chamillionaire-ft-slick-rick-hip-hop-police/
This track is produced by J.U.S.T.I.C.E League, the same crew that produced Bury Me A G and Don’t Get Caught for Young Jeezy, Rumble Young Man Rumble for Juelz Santanna, and No One Will Do for Mary J. Blige...I could keep going but DJBooth.net you need to get ya info str8 ya dig!
@*#$! yall niggas talking @*#$! BG the realest nigga alive and will smash all yall niggas.... That @*#$! was hot and both of yall killed it and i will buy ya cd stop @*#$! hating bitches BG Bout trigga play any time hoes
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