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Throw it away (feat. Shae Monaé)

produced by jay mark Beats mixed by mixedbyjcraig

Situationships (Bigemusic420)

TGunnamane Momma

Falling

Everybody 2Pac

Rich Off.mp3

Doomsday (Prod. by Lucy Beatz)

Jaii Barrh delivers BOWL SEASON VIBES!!!
Get in the end zone and SCORE!! 🏟️🏉🏈🏆
Enjoy!!!  “EVERY BRACKET” coming soon…. 💿

Lyrics (Verse) 

Running through all you suckas 
She throw it back im truckin’ 
He in the dirt he munchin 
We on the field one hunnid 
Got more plays than their function 
Changed my mind I’m stunting 
I’m jogging they running
ten toes I’m on it
Held it down no warning 
Got me feeling like I want it more 
Finna move chains ain’t nothing cheap
Better pay up I need the breesh 
More navy seals got a whole fleet 
Marine core o-line not weak 
Air Force leave the clear port 
They wanted me to share more 
No Mondaire but I Jones green 
No more sitting up in the nose bleeds 
I’m a Prodigy you know I love my Queens 
So we mobb deep what chu know bout G 
What chu know bout Reese
What chu know bout free 
I’m with NYG
You know what I bleed


 
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Jaii Barrh - Touchdowwwn (Prod. 1of1Danny)

Annuki - Bora

Prophets of da City (POC), a pioneering hip-hop group hailing from South Africa, emerged during a crucial period in the nation's history. Formed in the late 1980s, the group played a pivotal role in using music as a platform to address social and political issues during the turbulent transition from apartheid to democracy.

Prophets of da City gained widespread acclaim for their 1995 album "Universal Souljaz," a landmark release that showcased their unique blend of socially conscious lyrics and innovative musical production. The album's title track, "Universal Souljaz," became an anthem of empowerment, urging listeners to embrace their identity and resist oppression.

The significance of Prophets of da City within the South African music landscape lies in their ability to fuse local influences with global hip-hop elements, creating a sound that resonated with diverse audiences. Their multilingual rhymes, incorporating English, Afrikaans, and local dialects, reflected the cultural diversity of post-apartheid South Africa.

"Universal Souljaz" not only marked a musical milestone but also solidified POC's reputation as advocates for change. The album's themes of unity, resistance, and cultural pride captured the spirit of a nation in transition. Prophets of da City's legacy endures as a testament to the power of music in fostering social awareness and inspiring positive change within the South African context. The original version of "Kultchril Bandit" by Prophets of Da City is available on all digital music platforms.

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Kultchril Bandit (A+remix)

It’s ova! The H is silent.. Jaii Barrh

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