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It’s been a good week for the Bay Area artist Berner, who recently hit #4 on Forbes’s richest artist list coming in with an estimated $410 Million net worth. The Cookies founder just launched a new location in New York along with his 20th solo studio album “From Seed to Sale” which is a double album. This new single “Coach” is a classic Berner track. A laidback flow with visual wordplay and boss talk.
Coolio fans have a brand-new single from the late rapper to listen to as Tha Chill, of Compton’s Most Wanted, pays respect and pure homage to his long-time homie as he drops the second single to his upcoming Ultimate Gangsta Shit. The new song, “Moparcin,” arrived on Monday (October 31) via Boomdocz Productions.
Directed by Westlyfe, the song interpolates Midnight Star’s “No Parking On The Dance Floor”, as Tha Chill says of his latest production, “I flipped the no parking bassline and word up drum energy, there are no samples, and I got my boy MOFAK on the talk box.”
On working with the legendary Coolio, Tha Chill exclusively told Chad Kiser of West Coast Styles, “Coolio always has that G vibe to me and when I got the chance to produce and rock with my big bro of 30 years I had to keep that same energy. I’m all about keeping us OGs legacy alive because it’s people that still want it and miss it. So, we did the joint and called my boy Big Ray [Westlyfe] in and a bunch of lowriders and homies like Wino, Kurupt, Taz from Tha Liks , BG Knocc Out, and more and did the video. Me, personally, I had a blast doing this jam and the video. Shot out to the culture, that’s what it’s for. MOPARCIN!”
According to Coolio’s longtime manager Jarez, the “Fantastic Voyage” rapper was found dead by a friend on September 28, after he excused himself to the bathroom and never returned. Paramedics arrived minutes later and pronounced him dead at the scene.
Coolio rose to fame with 1995’s monumental “Gangsta’s Paradise” featuring L.V., which became the top-selling single of that year 1995, as well as one of the top-selling singles of all time with 6 million copies worldwide. The lead single for the movie Dangerous Minds, starring Michelle Pfeiffer was nominated for Record of the Year at the Grammy Awards and won the Grammy for Best Rap Solo Performance.
Earlier this month, Tha Chill dropped “Bankroll”, featuring the bay area ambassador and Mount Westmore group member E-40, Le$Laflame & Dovble R.
The upcoming album Ultimate Gangsta Shit features E-40, Glasses Malone, Squeak Ru, J-Dee of Da Lench Mob, and others, with additional production from D Ace and Rob Tee.
Check out “Moparcin” from Tha Chill & Coolio below:
Los Angeles rap duo BlueBucksClan released their debut album “Clan Way 3” on Oct 28th, 2022. They recently dropped their 1st video single from the album. “Can’t Believe It” is one of the hot singles from the album. The track was produced by Atlanta super producer Zaytoven, which gives BlueBuckClan a different sound which looks to have been a great move.
Compton, California hip-hop artist Snoopy Badazz, who in August signed to Death Row Records, the label that was acquired by entertainment mogul and globally recognized innovator Snoop Dogg earlier this year, just dropped the 14-track Pick of the Litter 3 mixtape featuring Prince Ital Joe and Snoopy Blue. The new mixtape was produced by Cap Slaps, with mixing and mastering handled by DJ Rek.
Snoopy Badazz built a name for himself in the last few years by dropping The Pick of the Litter mixtape series and has released two singles under Death Row records with “Start From Scratch” and “Respect Freestyle” featuring Prince Ital Joe.
In a press release Snoop Dogg, the owner of Death Row Records, said of Snoopy Badazz, “He’s one of the west coast artists that has stayed consistent, and I love that he keeps the essence of the original culture and spirit of Death Row. He will keep the integrity of the brand as well as he has kept his own. Snoopy is a real one!”
Check out the Pick of the Litter 3 mixtape from Snoopy Badazz below:
It’s been a minute since we’ve heard from Sac-Town’s Brotha Lynch Hung but the vet is back with some Fire that’s rightfully called “Fire”, featuring Twisted Insane and Dalima.
Bizarre & Swifty McVay of D12 and Eminem protege Obie Trice just dropped a new single entitled “Suicide”. The new track is produced by Salam Wreck, who has collaborated with Eminem, D12, Obie Trice, B-Real of Cypress Hill, and Daz Dillinger.
Earlier this year, Swifty McVay dropped Detroit Life 2 featuring guest appearances by D12 groupmate Kuniva, fellow Detroit native Jon Connors, multi-platinum artists/producers 80 Empire, Beez, Mr. Wrong, and others.
Bizarre recently linked up with Toronto production duo AdrianRezza and Lucas Rezza, a/ka/ 80 Empire for their latest single entitled “So High” via Gladiator Records.
Obie Trice’s most recent project was 2019’s The Fifth which featured a collaboration with west coast legend Xzibit on “Space”.
Check out “Suicide” from Bizarre, Swifty McVay, & Obie Trice below:
One of my greatest honors as a writer is speaking with other writers. Such is the case with the interview subject I am talking with this evening – In this interview, I had the pleasure and privilege of chopping it up Mr. Jonathan Abrams. Abrams is an award-winning writer for The New York Times who has also written for Grantland, The Los Angeles Times, and Bleacher Report.
He recently released his third book, The Come Up: An Oral History of Hip-Hop. Its publisher described it as “an exhilarating behind-the-scenes account of how hip-hop came to rule the world and [became] an essential contribution to music history.”
Jonathan, thank you so much for taking time out of your schedule to speak with us, and a big shout out to West Coast Styles’ number-one newsman, Chad Kiser, for making this interview possible.
MBNel lays it all out on his new video single “Toxic featuring Haben” out now via The Muddy Boyz/Empire. Flexing his pipes and his pen, “Toxic” appears to be a summer-tinged track laced with a familiar-sounding west coast bounce. However, underneath all that sunshine reveals an underlying darker theme. Equally adept at serving snapping rhymes as heartfelt melodies, NorCal native MBNel is a man of many talents. Swapping between first-person and third-person narration, Nel reflects on the demise of a relationship and ultimately concludes that he was in the wrong the whole time, admitting he’s running from his past and has emotional baggage. The visual directed by Mike Wild$, paints a vivid portrait of the relationship described in the song–Nel acts as the omniscient narrator as a troubled couple work through their union’s dissolution. Floating in on a sea breeze, Haben sings from the woman’s perspective as she attempts to escape.
“I’m not afraid to delve deeper than what’s on the surface,” explains MBNel. “I make music like a journal.”
“Toxic” is on track to appear on Started In The South, the Stockton, CA native’s next EP. Arriving during a period of sustained growth from Nel, the new EP finds him reflecting on his success and paying homage to the streets that raised him. Spanning 4 songs and featuring an appearance from Bleu, Started In The South is coming soon.
Check out the “Toxic” music video from MBNel and Haben below:
Inglewood rap star D Smoke keeps dropping that quality music! Take a listen to this newly released single,”Smoke With Me”, featuring Kirby & Justus West.
A few months back we introduced you to South Central Lis Angeles artist Louis King, who featured Kurupt on his last single, “On Mine”. We have a new single and video from the artist called “New Cities To Pursue”. Enjoy.
Jay Worthy & DJ Muggs have connected to release an upcoming joint project entitled What They Hittin’ 4, and have just released “95”, the official first single from the project. The duo recently released the third single from Muggs’ own upcoming Soul Assassins 3 album entitled “Check In” as well.
Earlier this year, Jay Worthy released 2 P’z In A Pod, an 11-track collaborative album with bay area artist Larry June that featured Suga Free, Cee Lo Green, Roc Marciano, and Jim Jones.
Soul Assassins leader DJ Muggs, meanwhile, has also released a vast amount of collaborative projects in recent years including the recently released Sin Cortar, an all-Spanish project with bi-lingual emcee Crimeapple featuring Sick Jacken & Lil Supa, the Bang EP with Cappadonna, Gold with Rigz, Winter 2 with Roc Marciano, Meyhem Lauren, and T.F., Cartagena and Medallo with Crimeapple, “Mile Zero” with Yelawolf, Death & The Magician with Rome Streetz, and American Cheese with Hologram to name a few.
The legendary producer is also readying the release of the Soul Assassins 3 album which is slated to feature Houston hip-hop icon Scarface and Freddie Gibbs (“Street Made”), Method Man of the iconic hip-hop Wu-Tang Clan and the legendary Slick Rick (“Metropolis”) among others.
Check out the DJ Muggs & Jay Worthy single “95” below:
Toronto production duo AdrianRezza and Lucas Rezza, a/ka/ 80 Empire just dropped their latest single entitled “So High” featuring Bizarre of the Eminem-led, multi-platinum Detroit hip-hop collective D12 via Gladiator Records.
Previous collaborative joints the duo has dropped include “Paintings” featuring Nejma Nefertiti, “Legalize It” with WWE wrestler Montel Vontavious Porter a/k/a MVP & Smoke DZA, the Detroit Life 2 project with Swifty McVay, and “Somedays” with rising Buffalo, New York artist 7xvethegenius.
Late last year, 80 Empire released their Anthems & Icons album, a 17-track project featuring guest appearances from artists including DMC, Papa J, WC, Kurupt, KRS-One, Kxng Crooked, Grafh, and Jomi.
Check out “So High” from 80 Empire featuring Bizarre below:
Busta Rhymes, a 12x Grammy-nominated artist, just dropped the Drefilms-directed “Slap” music video, featuring Big Daddy Kane and Conway the Machine, produced by DJ Marley Marl.
Bussa Bus has numerous iconic collaborations in his discography from “What’s It Gonna Be?!” with Janet Jackson and the Dr. Dre-produced “Break Ya Neck”, to “Scenario” with A Tribe Called Quest, and “Calm Down” with Eminem.
Check out the Drefilms-directed “Slap” music video from Busta Rhymes featuring Big Daddy Kane & Conway the Machine below:
The 2022 People’s Choice Awards are airing on 12/06/2022. Voting ends on 11/09. This show is a celebration of all things movies, television, music, and pop culture for this past year. Friend of the site and hip-hop legend Ice-T has received a nomination for “Male TV Star of 2022” for his role as Sergeant Odafin “Fin” Tutuola on Law and Order: Special Victims Unit. Please vote for him here.
In addition to becoming the longest-running African-American actor on prime-time television due to this role, Ice’s Fin is also a central character in some of the series’ most memorable episodes, such as “Denial” and “Haunted.”
OK FLTG it’s TIME.. I Fn got nominated for a ‘People’s Choice Award’ The people nominated me, but to WIN I’ll need YOUR votes…You can vote once a day up to 25 votes.. I’m up against some big competition. Vote for ICE! Lol. https://t.co/iptCa0rOMm
The Baby Stine Gorillas are one of the hottest new acts out of Los Angeles and they continue their run with this new single and video, “Knock It Off”. Press play!
It’s been a busy 2022 for Eminem, as the year has seen the Detroit emcee win an Emmy Award for his performance during the Pepsi Halftime Show of Super Bowl LVI alongside Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, Mary J. Blige, and Kendrick Lamar, top the Billboard Hot Gospel chart with the Kanye West “Use This Gospel (Remix),” produced by Dr. Dre and The ICU (Dem Jointz, Fredwreck, Trevor Lawrence, Jr., and Blu2th), drop new collaborations with Snoop Dogg (”From The D 2 The LBC”) and CeeLo Green (“The King And I”), release his second greatest hits collection, Curtain Call 2 via Shady Records/Aftermath Entertainment/Interscope Records, and receive his nomination for induction into the Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame coming on November 5th.
Now, the iconic artist is releasing the deluxe edition of the 8 Mile soundtrack, commemorating the 20th anniversary of the now-classic movie and its accompanying album, on October 28th.
“‘I’m still standing here screaming ‘f*** the Free World,”” Em tweeted, referencing his line from the movie. “#8Mile 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of the soundtrack drops on streaming Friday!”
8 Mile: Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture, was originally released on October 29, 2002, and featured Jay-Z, 50 Cent, Nas, Rakim, and Gang Starr among others.
The album’s lead single “Lose Yourself” is certified 13x platinum by the RIAA, with the 8 Mile soundtrack currently at 4x platinum, while also becoming the first rap song to win an Oscar (for Best Original Song) as one of its many accolades.
There is no word as of yet whether there will be any additional new music featured in the deluxe edition.
Check out Eminem announcing the upcoming deluxe edition of the 8 Mile soundtrack below:
Compton, California recording artist Jay Worthy recently linked up with Soul Assassins leader and long-time Cypress Hill producer DJ Muggs for the “Check In” single, along with the official music video directed by David Sakolsky. The single was released in conjunction with an announcement that the duo would be dropping a collaborative album on November 11th.
Today (October 27), Worthy and Muggs have revealed the forthcoming album’s title, What They Hittin’ 4.
Earlier this year, Jay Worthy released 2 P’z In A Pod, an 11-track collaborative album with bay area artist Larry June that featured Suga Free, Cee Lo Green, Roc Marciano, and Jim Jones.
DJ Muggs, meanwhile, has also released a vast amount of collaborative projects in recent years including the recently released Sin Cortar, an all-Spanish project with bi-lingual emcee Crimeapple featuring Sick Jacken & Lil Supa, the Bang EP with Cappadonna, Gold with Rigz, Winter 2 with Roc Marciano, Meyhem Lauren, and T.F., Cartagena and Medallo with Crimeapple, “Mile Zero” with Yelawolf, Death & The Magician with Rome Streetz, and American Cheese with Hologram to name a few.
The legendary producer is also readying the release of the Soul Assassins 3 album which is slated to feature Houston hip-hop icon Scarface and Freddie Gibbs (“Street Made”), Method Man of the iconic hip-hop Wu-Tang Clan and the legendary Slick Rick (“Metropolis”) among others.
Check out DJ Muggs revealing the album title of his joint project with Jay Worthy below:
Fayetteville, North Carolina artist Morray drops his new introspective single, “Letter To Myself”, a song that finds him celebrating his new successes and reflecting on his upbringing.
“Speed up a year waking up to a bigger crib / Feel like that niggas getting figures what the business is / It’s fuck a fan, I got A.C. I feel the chill in again / I’m rising higher I’m on fire never chill again.”
In 2021, Morray had a breakout hit with “Quicksand” a collaboration with J. Cole & 21 Savage on “m y . l i f e”, and caught the attention of Snoop Dogg who originally had him featured on the ProHoeZak-produced “Get My Money” from the Snoop Dogg Presents Algorithm album on Def Jam Records.
The new “Letter To Myself” single comes on the heels of his other recently released singles like “Still Here” featuring Cordae, “Momma’s Love” and “Ticket.”
Cookies frontman and artist Berner never stops working. Coming off a recent battle with cancer last year while dropping his critically acclaimed album “Gotti” which was well received. Berner continues to defy the odds in multiple industries. “Seed to Sale” is Berner’s 20th solo studio album, which is an accomplishment in itself. The Cookies CEO recently became the first Cannabis Executive to grace the cover of the coveted financial publication Forbes magazine.
Berner has been a trailblazer in the Cannabis industry for some time now. The Cookies brand is recognized worldwide, there are Cookies dispensary storefronts in multiple cities and states, and the clothing line has grossed 57 Million dollars in sales to date. Cannabis and clothing aside, Berners’s musical ability is to be respected as well. Averaging 2 albums a year for the last 10 years is no small mention. As mentioned above this is album 20, but Berner has collaboration projects with some of the Bay’s biggest artists. His discography tells a story that aligns with building the cannabis industry and influencing music and culture.
Compton superstar artist Roddy Rich recently dropped a new single, “Aston Martin Truck”, produced by Teddy Walton. Following previously released singles “Ghetto Superstar” and “Stop Breathing,”, the new video finds Roddy living his best life as he readies for the release of his much-anticipated Feed Tha Streets III project.
Roddy Ricch has made recent guest appearances on tracks with Symba (“Never Change”), DJ Khaled (Keep Going”, “Fam Good, We Good”), Mozzy (“Real Ones”) and more.
Check out the “Aston Martin Truck” official music video from Roddy Ricch below:
RJmrLA has released his new 20-track album Rodney Brown Jr, with guest features from Symba, Ty Dolla $ign, Roddy Ricch, O.T. Genasis, Jayson Cash and others.
RJ prepped the release with numerous singles drops including “On My Way Up” featuring Compton, California’s Roddy Ricch, “Special Delivery” with Ty Dolla $ign, “Aye Biitch” with O.T. Genasis, and “Corner Store”.
Check out the Rodney Brown Jr album from RJmrLa below:
“Slap” is the upcoming new Marley Marl-produced single from Busta Rhymes, Big Daddy Kane, and Conway the Machine, set to be released this Friday, October 28.
Today (October 26), the 12x Grammy-nominated emcee shared a preview of his upcoming “Slap” music video, which is directed by Andres “ Dre “ Alvarez a/k/a Drefilms.
Busta Rhymes has numerous iconic collaborations in his discography from “What’s It Gonna Be?!” with Janet Jackson and the Dr. Dre-produced “Break Ya Neck”, to “Scenario” with A Tribe Called Quest, and “Calm Down” with Eminem.
Check out the Drefilms-directed “Slap” preview from Busta Rhymes featuring Big Daddy Kane & Conway the Machine below:
Earlier this week DJ Muggs and Crimeapple released the “Asesinos” music video featuring Sick Jacken of Psycho Realm, which follows the video releases of “Manteca Mambo”, the Estevan Oriol-directed “NBA”, and “Lucas Y Monica“.
On October 7, Muggs and Crimeapple dropped their third collaborative album Sin Cortar, an all-Spanish project which also features Lil Supa.
Sin Cortar is the third album collaboration between DJ Muggs & Crimeapple, with the duo previously connecting for Medallo in 2019 and Cartagena in 2021.
Check out the “Manteca Mambo” music video from DJ Muggs & Crimeapple below:
Larry June just dropped his latest music video for the Sean House-produced “Larry’s Diner” of the recently released Spaceships on the Blade album via The Freeminded Records / EMPIRE.
The 19-track Spaceships on the Blade features 2 Chainz (“Still Boomin”), Babyface Ray (“Extra of Um”), Curren$y (“5.0 Chronicles”), Syd (“For Tonight”), Wallo267 (“Tools of the Game”), and Duckworth (“Brand New Machinery”), with production from The Alchemist, DJ Khalil, Jake One, Turbo, Chuck Inglish of the Cool Kids, and more.
YeloHill continues his push and drops a new single “For The Hood“. The Los Angeles artist has been heavy on the grind lately coming off a hot single with WestCoast legend Sugar-Free. “For The Hood” is produced by Steelz who YeloHill collaborates with frequently.
Blueface isn’t known for being a conscious artist, but this single “Better Days (Pain In The Ghetto)” shows a side of the “Thotiana” rapper not seen until now. The track features upcoming Dallas, Texas artist OG Bobby Billions. The duo have collaborated before on “Outside” a remix to the Mo3 track that went viral in 2020. Is Blueface pivoting as an artist to have more substance?
Last week, west coast legends Ice Cube, Xzibit, and WC connected backstage at the How The West Was Won show at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. Mr. X To Tha Z took to social media to showcase the west coast unity between the three legendary emcees.
How The West Was Won featured performances by E-40, B Real, DJ Quik, Xzibit, and Celly Cel. How The West Was Won is a hip-hop concert series led by Ice Cube. Every year, the much-anticipated rap showdown features Ice Cube and other top rappers. Some of the most notable lineups included Snoop Dogg, Bone Thugs and Harmony, The Game, Warren G, Too Short, and more.
Check out the behind-the-scenes moment Xzibit captured below:
1TakeJay is an upcoming West Coast star that we’ve been updating you about this past year. Jay just released this new video off of the Compton Globetrotter album called “Arco 3”. Tap in to that new West music!
MC Eiht, of the legendary Compton’s Most Wanted, is prepping his upcoming album Poverty BookLessons II for release this fall. The forthcoming project is a follow-up to 2020’s Poverty BookLessons which featured DJ Premier, Conway The Machine, Dave East, Havoc, Talib Kweli, B-Real, and Kurupt.
For the second installment of the Poverty Book releases, Eiht has recruited Tha Chill, DJ Muggs, Glasses Malone, DJ Premier, Domino, Ferhan C, Ras Kass, Bishop Lamont, Planet Asia, and others.
Earlier this year, the Compton originator and pioneer dropped Revolution In Progress, a 9-track project featuring Kurupt on the track “Double That”.
MC Eiht has been busy lately popping up on several projects like 1st Generation‘s Rapture EP, 80 Empire‘s Anthems & Icons “Walk With The Giants” track, Lil’ Bam‘s Point Guard of the Streets (Third Quarter Assist) EP on Doggystyle Records, as well as having a role in the television series Young Bulls with actor Tyrin Turner of Menace II Society, Glasses Malone,Yukmouth, and Kokane among others.
Last week, Brooklyn, New York emcee ILL Bill dropped the DJ Muggs-produced “Root For The Villain”, the fourth single ahead of his upcoming album Billy. The new track features Queens, New York legend Kool G. Rap and Philly rapper Vinnie Paz on the track.
Following up on the single’s release, ILL Bill dropped the official music video to “Root For The Villain”, which is directed by Huasriot Studios.
ILL Bill has released 3 other singles off Billy: the Little Vic-produced “Smarten Up” with his Gorilla Twins partner Nems, “Leviathan” featuring Tragedy Khadafi and produced by Brenx Beats, and “Once Upon a Time in Canarsie” featuring Lord Goat and with production handled by Stu Bangas.
In 2010, ILL Bill & DJ Muggs dropped a collaborative album, Kill Devil Hills, via Uncle Howie Records / Fat Beats.
Check out the “Root For The Villain” music video from ILL Bill featuring Kool G. Rap and Vinnie Paz below:
Los Angeles’ own Joe Moses just released the official video to his slappin’ single “Freak It” featuring R&B star Jeremih. The track is a remake of the Kurupt/Battlecat hit “We Can Freak It”.
Earlier this week ProHoeZak — producer for Snoop Dogg, Too Short, Mount Westmore, Kurupt, Suga Free, E-40, and others — announced he was prepping the release of a new Rated X album entitled Crunch Time album. With this new release, the East Palo Alto pioneer is taking it all the way back to his roots and performing under his original hip-hop moniker, Cap’n Crunch. The new 10-track album is slated to come out for Halloween.
ProHoeZak recently took to social media to drop a sneak peek of one of the songs slated to appear on Crunch Time. Although the song title isn’t revealed, the artist/producer starts the track off with a “history lesson” on his name changes throughout his career. The Blap God started out as Cap’N Crunch before changing his name to C-Funk and later morphing into his current moniker, ProHoeZak.
Check out the song preview from Cap’n Crunch/ProHoeZak below:
In 1989, at the age of 18, multi-faceted artist/producer ProHoeZak secured his first record deal with the late great Cameron Paul and Tandem Records, when his group Rated X was signed to the label. Paul famously remixed the song “Push It” by the legendary multi-platinum duo Salt-N-Pepa. Upon signing with Tandem Records ProHoeZak, along with the other Rated X group members, began opening shows for Public Enemy, N.W.A, Too Short, and Digital Underground, while also getting radio play and getting spins in hip-hop clubs across the US. The group’s first album released on Tandem was their 1990 debut …And Then Came Rated X, which became a bay area hip-hop classic.
For the new Rated X Crunch Time album, ProHoeZak is taking it all the way back to his roots and performing under his original hip-hop moniker, Cap’n Crunch. The new 10-track album is slated to come out for Halloween.
When talking about the upcoming album, East Palo Alto legend exclusively told Chad Kiser, “This new album that I recorded I just did it out of nowhere. I started last Monday and finished it Friday. The whole album was produced on an Akai Pro Mpc 61Keys and an Akai Pro MPCX with multiple expansion pack loops. There are no features on this album, just the intro conversation with my cousin Flavor Flav to let him know that I was coming out with a new album. It’s been 32 years since I dropped my first album and now it’s time to bring the Bay Area back with true hip-hop.”
ProHoeZak produced and featured on the Mount Westmore NFT album Bad MF’s with the song “Mt. Westmore, Pt.1” and is also behind recent hits from Too Short (“Ain’t Gone Do It”, “Big Sexy Thang”), and Snoop Dogg (“Roaches In My Ashtray”, “Say It Witcha Booty”).
Recently, the “Blap God” ran down a long list of artists he’s been producing new music more including the late, great legend Coolio, Long Beach icon Snoop Dogg, the Oakland godfather Too Short, bay area ambassador E-40, legendary duo The Dogg Pound, the west coast kingpin Kurupt, the soon-to-be-retired Suga Free, and the most featured collaborative recording artist in the world Kokane.
ProHoeZak has also dropped a few singles over the last several months including “Don’t Say Nothin”, “Get It Get It”, and the remix to “19 Dollar Lap Dance” which features Kaine of the Ying Yang Twins.
