Before Hurricane Chris got his deal with ColliPark/Polo Grounds/J Records to release 51/50 Ratchet, the Shreveport, Louisiana native, had an underground deal with Rap-A-Lot and Asylum Records. To capitalize on his current popularity, the label has decided to release some of his early underground material for a compilation album entitled, You Hear Me? One of the more notable local hits follows the trend of one-word songs, and in this case, it’s Yep. Despite assistance from local rappers Video Willie, Bulletproof-Teflon! and Billy Broadway, on top of in-house producer Phunk Dawg‘s synth-heavy beat, Yep sounds a bit more like Kia Shine‘s WOW than Usher‘s Yeah. You Hear Me? is in stores now.
I've heard of some inane names before but "Bulletproof-Teflon" is the craziest name I've heard so far. I thought the name of the track was "Bulletproof-Teflon and Billy Broadway." This is a typical Down South music. I can see this being dropped in a mix.
(If they (lame ones) don’t bother to make an effort with their material, then I won’t bother either to change my comment!) Are we supposed to like recycled garbage now? Same tempo, similar tune and we all happy? Why do they even bother to come up with lyrics then? Such effortless thing should even be called production? And is it fair (for the rappers) to call what these are doing with their mouths raping?!?I guess you don’t need to be skilled to be on the hip-hop scene no more.
I hope he keeps that little kid at home from now on...This sounds like the same thing he's been doing all along. Definitely a 2-step snap song. This is OK.
This was recorded prior to his "Ay Bay Bay" so in a sense, his newest and most popular hit is a rip on this. Hurricane Chris almost defines novelty rapper... will he turn it around? Sadly, I think not.
fred rico man u say the same thing for every song.."are we suppose to recycle garbage"...man it seems like u dont like hip hop or rap... y u on this site...anyways for this song i like,,,4 from me
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