That's right. I just invented the Black Friday Carol. 
This is a song dedicated to the big day of mass consumerism, made to encompass all of the warm, fuzzy feelings of spending all of your hard-earned money and diving into debt for the sake of those cool, new items that are on sale for 50% off today and today only. 
This song is best enjoyed while shopping until you drop at your favorite retail outlet.

download the song for free at https://jugghead.bandcamp.com/track/lets-go-shopping

12 Days

Let's Go Shopping

This is an answer song to the Celebratory Party Music that's popular on Urban radio. This is also a good song for DJs to play when they want to wrap up their sets and send everybody home. Sooner or later the Party has to end. 

Party's Over

A lyrical tour de force from jugghead, this song is basically a showcase for Jugghead's "History, factoids, statistics and trivia." here he overloads you with pertinent information and defies you to verify its authenticity. The lyrical style was inspired by some of Jugghead's favorite MCs (Ras Kass, Chino XL, TechN9ne, Gift of Gab, etc.).

Google It

Inspired by Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Waters of March," this song is a reflection on things that are positive and make one feel good about life and the world, whether it's something as simple as a baby's laugh to something as grand as seeing your city at peace, and everything in between.

The Goodness

This song was obviously inspired by Ice-T's classic "Colors," but also by the metaphorically-themed songs of Masta Ace. here Jugghead flexes his storytelling skills while weaving in references to various colors.

Colors 2013

This song was produced by Jugghead's father, and is about keeping your cool in the midst of adversity, specifically the adversity of other people. Just because somebody offends you, that doesn't mean you have to respond to it. 
"He that is quick to anger acts foolishly (Proverbs 14:17)." 
There's always a better way.

Measure The Worth

These songs features Jugghead's brother LyriCal, who is also responsible for the music on both songs. It starts off as a playful comparison between Jugghead's lyrics and various vitamins, but then morphs into a bragfest. The main gist is that a lot of rappers like to boast of being better than other rappers, but rarely do they name names. (and yes, Jugghead is as guilty of this as anybody else).

The Vitamins / Nameless MCs

This is an alternate version of "Metaforz B Wit U" except now featuring Zod Da God (http://zodisgood.com) and Devastator. More in-your-face metaphors, wordplay and Star Wars references. Enjoy,

Metaforz B Wit U ep.2

Jugghead is a big sports geek, and is always seeking to make the perfect Hip-Hop sports anthem. His latest try is "Beasts" which includes a not-so-subtle reference to Defensive all-pro Ndamukong Suh. This is a song about being the best, and if you can relate, then you, too are a Beast. The Music was done by Jugghead's brother LyriCal.

Beasts

This song was produced by Jugghead's little sister Tia Callee, who also provided the music. Here he does a "written freestyle" where he basically writes down and recites the first rap lyrics that come to mind without editing or changing anything. This is in response to the plethora of rappers who claim they don't  write their song lyrics. 

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