James Pond Skit

An Ode To Filth-Hop

Find You Out

Black Car, Black Leather

In A Daze

Samples White Town - Your Woman. The rhymes came from a freestyle I used for a live G-money show, plus a bunch of other bits and pieces I had lying around in my iphone notes.

Still Tag With A Spray Can

Ikkenov Skit

Stephen Skit

Don't Judge Me Bitch

Afrikasian Skit

Samples Polish Girl by Neon Indian. Haters gone Hate

Rig Tyt-Ness

One particularly dark night, on a weathered curb in the dopest street of the dopest hood of the dopest city you’ve never been to, G-Money rolled out his mumma’s baby nest and landed face first in a gold-laced cot. Before he could even talk, this sick little mother fucker was spitting beats like other kids ate fruit loops, wowing his steezy gal pals like it was no ones business. He drank wine like his homies downed breast milk, sipping on the good stuff while planning his rhythmic revolution of rap. Few knew it back then, but this little OG had already solidified his state in a world he still knew very little about.

G-Money doesn’t play no tricks or plant no lies. His game plan is simple: spit the hoodest rhythms, slay the thickest booties and smoke the stickiest gank. Shying away from shithouse songs and planting all his focus on resin bongs was the best thing G-Money ever did. In a haze of herb, the well-hung Hercules simultaneously cleared his mind and consciousness, giving him one pure focal point in life – his forthcoming, "Putting The G In G-Up" EP release.

Legend has it the EP is nurtured by his ‘Don’t judge me bitch’ philosophy, watered with cheap 40oz liquor and fertilized by the nutrients derived from G- Moneys unwashed, ejaculate-stained satin bed sheets. Destined to turn the Australian rap game on its head, G-Money has already withdrawn from Centrelink payments as a sign of invested faith in the new six track release, proclaiming he will ‘pay for his own blunts and prostitutes from now on’.

Now totally familiar with slaying common folk with his thug spit, G-Money is rolling forth with more thrust than his broken down 98' single-cab Toyota Hilux. It’s 2013 and this entrepreneurial enterprise has more momentum than Amanda Bynes’ alcoholism, with twice as much flare as a sequin-studded 70’s street whore. Step up or move out tha way bitches, because this DIY visionary is about to blow his rhythmic load all over Australia’s face.

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