Name: Black Super Saiyan by HollyWoodYSA
Duration: 2 min 38 s
Description: The "Point Guard of Rap" (HollyWoodYSA) meets Chicago's up and coming producer GodFingaz, infusing their styles with an added dash of Dragonball Super flavor to create "PointGod: The Fusion Tape"

homage to DOOM.
produced entirely by @shepardsounds

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DOOM!

smith's will

L.A.B  by Locco Lucci

Level Up

Feds

Official song "Yesterday" off the Ep "Yesterday". 
Entire Album out now everywhere!! 
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Prod by Unknown instrumentalz
Out on All streaming services.
Get it here at Google Play : https://play.google.com/store/music/album/Mike_Eazy_Yesterday?id=B433lpit2spvdsmxeqcvg4e4jai

Yesterday

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ISOLATE E.P

COLOGNED

one last chance w/ hm.wav (prod. curtains)

Roc Sinatra ft Tatted Misfit - Doin It ( Freestyle )

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The "Point Guard of Rap" (HollyWoodYSA) meets Chicago's up and coming producer GodFingaz, infusing their styles with an added dash of Dragonball Super flavor to create "PointGod: The Fusion Tape"

PointGod: The Fusion Tape

Black Super Saiyan

The rise to success has been slow but steady for Brooklyn rapper Lashawn Freeman. Starting out as a member of The CottonClubKidz in the late 2000s and made it through struggles with various labels before standing on his own. Over the years, his storytelling and smart lyrics would catch the attention of fans and other artists alike, and along with prolific output in the form of solo mixtapes and EPs, Lashawn had mid-profile collaborations with Skyzoo and viral internet acts “A Lost People”. With 2 studio albums and many other releases in a growing discography. His 2014 Lotta Money House - released album Real Recognize Real was his most well-received project. 

Born Jonathan Lashawn Seward and raised in Brooklyn, Lashawn Freeman originally started on a Long Island Independent label CCK, but in 2014 he made the move to LBanks DaBossy’s Lotta Money House imprint. He appeared on The Deans List tour Christmas compilation album that same year. Also in 2014, Lashawn released songs, one by one every week, from July to August. After releasing a series of songs, September, Lashawn released 2014's , a album award winning and much buzzed-about collaboration with then-newcomer producer Official Stichel. Gaining local attention with songs like “Brooklyn Lights” featuring , “701” featuring fellow underground rapper  and the album’s standout song,  After a brief Hiatus, Lashawn issued another album effort, .

Black Super Saiyan

HollyWoodYSA

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