First it was Kay Slay, then Greg Street, then Khaled, then Drama. Now, introducing the newest DJ to make a compilation track, the Pepsi DJs’ very own DJ Pharris. Coming straight from Chicago Pharris has what every compilation DJ should: the ability to gather talent, as is evident in his new joint, See It 4 Ya Self. Yung Joc brings one of the better lyrical verses of his career (it sounds a lot like T.I.), Jim Jones does one of his usual deep-voiced verses about how he’s baaallliiinnn, and Chi-town’s own Bump J looks to get his word out with his punchline and simile-laced verse. Even if this club banger never reaches mainstream chart success, Pharris shows his expertise at getting talent from various regions together, and when you’re a mixtape DJ, that’s all that really matters.
the beat is bumpin but of course its the same @*#$! about broke ass rappers making bread when they still live with there mothers and bought a 5g chevy and 2k pair of rims, young joc is wack
MAN @*#$! YALL HATERS CHICAGORILLAS UP IN DIZ @*#$! THIS SONG FIRE AND YALL AINT UP ON DJ PHARRIS YET BUT YALL WILL BE IN A MIN TRUST DAT DJ PHARRIS RAW AS HELL AND SO IS BUMP J KANYE WEST TWISTA R KELLY AND ER BODI ELSE WHO CAME FROM DA CHI KNO YALL OTHER CITIES AINT UP ON US MAN YALL SLEEP BUT WE FINNA WAKE YALL UP REAL SOON
THE SONG IS ALLRIGHT BUT THE TRACK HAS TO GO..THE KEY TO A GOOD SONG IS FINDING THE RIGHT TRACK.."GET MONEY"IS A GOOD SONG BECAUSE THE BEAT AND THE WORDS ARE RIGHT ON POINT. BUMP HAS A LOT OF CLASSIC SONGS THAT THE WORLD IS SLEEP ON, I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE PROBLEM IS I JUST HOPE HE BLOWS UP LIKE A HELIUM BALLOON AND TAKE OFF
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