Weekend Special by Big Dawg (aka Kekoa Collins) feat. Princess Terry

If You Go Away

When I’m Angry

Love to me is M.O.N.E.Y.

Changes Made

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From Suspect 2 Prospect: Atlanta vs Plainfield Sound Track - Brother's Keeper is a Rap song by Reklis featuring Jada Kiss and Styles P from D-Block. Young Reklis is a Rapper from Plainfield, NJ and this song promotes a double (2) disc (CD) named Atlanta and Plainfield Sound Track that also features (DVD) Rap Battles video (DVD) to promote the book (autobiography of Adrian Collins). From Suspect To Prospect: Life and Times of Adrian Collins, a book that was first leased in 2011 has been adapted into a stage play series, films, Television series and is currently working on the Documentary, all of the same name. We hope all of y'all "Rap-Heads" enjoy this song called "Brother's Keep" by Reklis... "Warning" Enjoy the Music...

Brother's Keeper

From Suspect 2 Prospect: Atlanta vs Plainfield Sound Track - All of this Gangster Rapping is a Rap song by Kekoa aka Big Dog. Kekoa is a Rapper from Plainfield, NJ and this song promotes a double (2) disc (CD) named Atlanta and Plainfield Sound Track that also features (DVD) Rap Battles video (DVD) to promote the book (autobiography of Adrian Collins). From Suspect To Prospect: Life and Times of Adrian Collins, a book that was first leased in 2011 has been adapted into a stage play series, films, Television series and is currently working on the Documentary, all of the same name. We hope all of y'all "Rap-Heads" enjoy this song called "All of this Gangster Rapping" by Kekoa... "Warning" Enjoy the Music...

All of this Gangster Rapping

Atlanta vs P-Funk Soundtrack - I'm from the Queen City is a rap song by the late Quantrey Gordon (aka Shorty Roc). Gordon had recorded an album, "The Realist," in 2004 using the name "Kuantre." Shorty Roc was born on February 20, 1979 and was killed in Plainfield August 30, 2005. Shorty Roc wrote over 150 songs while in prison but shortly after his release from jail he was killed. A very talented young brother who died too soon. Shorty Roc is a Plainfield Legend that will never be forgotten. R.I.P Shorty Roc! We hope all of y'all "Rap-Heads" enjoy this song about Plainfield, NJ... "Warning" Enjoy the Music..."

I'm from the Queen City - by the late Quantrey Gordon (Plainfield Anthem)

Adrian Collins (aka A-G), songwriter, artist and producer of this track wrote this song in 2007 while serving 4 years in NJ State Prison. After drawing up 10 plans in prison, which turned into one album, one mix-tape and three books in the first 4 months, this is one of those songs that was recorded in 2010, same year A-G and his older Brother Kekoa Collins came home from prison and started their mission. In 2006, Kekoa came up with the name Monsta Game Records in prison together, after serving sentences in two different prisons, they wrote over 200 songs all together and can be seen on Atlanta vs P-Funk TV on YouTube.

Police Watching Me

Adrian Collins (aka A-G), songwriter, artist and producer of this track wrote this song in 2007 while serving 4 years in NJ State Prison. After drawing up 10 plans in prison, which turned into one album, one mix-tape and three books in the first 4 months, Candy Girl is based on a female character name Candy from the Rocmond Jones Deadly Divas and Dollas novel series. Candy Girl was recorded in 2010, same year rappers A-G and his older Brother Kekoa Collins came home from prison and started their mission as Rap Artist. In 2006, Kekoa came up with the name Monsta Game Records in prison together, after serving sentences in two different prisons, then they wrote over 200 songs all together. They can be seen on Atlanta vs P-Funk TV on YouTube also.

Candy Girl

This song called "Big Dog Prove that Yall Hot" is by Kekoa featuring his little brother Adrian Collins and his cameraman Bounce Magic, challenging and his team to prove why ther are hot. It is a song off the soundtrack to the documentary. In 2009, rappers Adrian and Kekoa, two of the Collins boys were just maxing out after serving over four years in New Jersey state prison and finished their CD's. The brothers had so much talent, but the story that unfolded on losing a football scholarship and some rap deals to the streets stand as a setback of its own. After 10 years later Adrian vs Kekoa shows just how life imitates art and art imitates life. The soundtrack and documentary release date is set for Saturday March 9, 2019.

Big Dog Prove That Yall Hot

Everybody in the world is "gone know my block" was the first song and music video that rapper A-G wrote and produced once he came home in 2009, which is closing in on a decade soon. After writing several books in 2007, rapper Adrian Collins finally maxes out of prison March 9, 2009 and comes home to his second oldest brother, rapper and business partner, Kekoa Collins. From a dream born in prison to start a record label and release their two solo CDs, the brothers had so much talent, but the story that unfolded on losing a football scholarship and some rap deals to the streets stand as a setback of its own. It wasn't until Adrian adapted his autobiography into a one-man (Suspect 2 Prospect) play, which is when life for the Collins boys imitated their art. Release Date: March 9, 2019

Gone know my block by A-G (aka 12 Gauge Sage, bka Adrian Collins)

Stick-N-Stab is the first song rapper A-G, who's real name is Adrian Collins, made in the early 2000s, produced by DJ Jay. Before A-G started writing books, plays and screenplays, he became inspired by his brother Kekoa Collins to start writing raps. He was so inspired by Kekoa, A-G ran around the big yard in prison and in the halfway houses in New Jersey spitting bars written by Kekoa, using them to battle-rap against other rappers he came across... While putting down the bars to make the Stick-N-Stab song, A-G, who couldn't write hooks at the time had decided to use a hook of Kekoa's and it became their official block (Clinton Ave in Plainfield, NJ) anthem.

Stick-N-Stab (Clinton Ave Anthem)

From a dream born of an adult on a third grade reading level, ten years after being shot 5 times from behind, and then sentenced to five years back in prison, where he later authored 3 books in four months, ex-drug dealer turn playwright, producer and actor, Adrian Collins (aka A-G) shares the inspiring story that got channel ABC’s attention. 

As a 70’s baby, before the crack epidemic swept the streets of Plainfield, New Jersey, a city nicknamed after being the home of the Music genre P-Funk, George Clinton and the Parliaments-Funkadelics topped the charts then with over 40 hit songs. The documentary showcases an array of all-star talent and notable people who inspired A-G to start writing music, books, plays and screenplays.

Adrian Collins

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