My City ft J Weaver

I Do This Ft Marka

Shut It Down

Really Mad - Gravez Ft Leathal

When It All Boils Down Ft TK & Gravez

U Don't Want Problems Ft Kayo & Neeko

1 of These Dayz

Hip Hop Nation (Sirkle, Kid Sin, & Leathal)

Bounce That Ass

All I Want

Chillen - Young Fate ft Leathal & YG TeeRaw SODMG

In These Streetz ft GB & JC of The Finest

Bounce It (Prod by Kell Cole)

Imma King (Prod by Kell Cole)

Real Killahs (Prod by Kell Cole)

Like This (Prod by Kell Cole)

Shot's Go (Prod by Kell Cole) ft GB

Got My Cup - Leathal Weapon ft Adelzking

Pray (Prod by Ghosts_Son)

We Takin' Over (prod by Kell Cole)

On My Own (Prod by Kell Cole) ft Goldie The One at Leathal Recordz

Dumb Cash

Reign Supreme

Started in 2001 as a simple collaboration between local artists in Tulsa area Oklahoma shortly turned into a banded brotherhood of acclaimed performers. Leathal Weapon and fellow rapper C-Dub began collaborating on a mixtape entitled Street Villainz which would include hits from each performer as well as collaboration hits. Little did they know it would catch on...quickly. Although short lived due to the sudden passing of C-Dub the Street Villainz name lived on through Leathal Weapon when he reemerged in 2005 this time with new talent but never forgetting his first partner. in 2003 the Street Villainz added new members Sirkle, from Northern California, Chaos, from Tulsa, and T.K, fellow Oklahoma native. Leathal also picked up K.C. from Oklahoma as well. Together they rose from the ashes of mourning and began working on new projects, including 3 From Tha T as well as Leathal Recordz Presents: World War 3. The later which included another renown performer Gravez. Both projects were very successful locally but it wasnt until Leathal's first solo album in 2008 that Street Villainz was put on the map. When Leathal released Reign Supreme which included features from every Street Villainz member, with the exception of K.C, the music industry took notice. Along with Reign Supreme was the parallel album release of Gravez album The Outsider which also featured Leathal Weapon on 5 of the 16 tracks. By 2010 Street Villainz was considered mainplay in Oklahoma and very successful in Georgia as well as Florida and California. It was in 2010 when fellow Oklahoma native Easy stepped into the Street Villainz clique with his vocal presence on R&B style songs in 2010 when Leathal and Easy began working on various mixtape and album projects. In 2013 Leathal and Street Villainz announced a new Street Villainz album was in the process and scheduled to be released in the summer of 2014.

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