Juicy J - Riley (chopped and screwed)

FLEXICAN GUDDA LUV

Mike Dece - Criminal (feat. Yoshi Thompkins)

vas (loser edition)

ghostin me prod. (jaechii x curios1ty)

Dreams

dreams

(track order)
1(0:00)-giveblood
2(1:50)-1line
3(3:14)-dirtymirrors
4(6:12)-excavator pi
5(8:11)-thraxx
6(9:59)-giveblood
7(11:41)-1line
8(12:48)-dirtymirrors
9(14:53)-excavator pi
10(16:48)-thraxx
11(18:30)-giveblood
12(20:53)-1line
13(22:05)-dirtymirrors
14(24:27)-excavator pi
15(26:30)-thraxx
16(28:18)-giveblood
17(29:57)-1line
18-dirtymirrors
19-excavator pi
20-thraxx

EXPLICTWLRDWD VOL. 3

Tell me where you wanna go baby
Your soul lay besides me
Hidden in the mist
Within the trees
Youre my everything
You touch me
And i feel your heartbeat
Baby youre so real
Baby your so true
I adore you
I adore you
Tell me where you wanna go baby
Ill take you there
I know youre scared 
But what can i do without you

WhereUwannaGo

05-Juicy J-Riley Prod By Lex Luger

“TIRED OF BALLIN FREESTYLE” x BIG FLOYD & DJ SCREW

Viper the Rapper is known more than anything else for being a joke. A joke that started in 2009 when his "You'll Cowards Don't Even Smoke Crack" album garnered attention from 4chan. When that spark of interest coincided with a spike in his numbers, a shift occured. Viper had tasted fame, and from then on his idea of success coincided with money and power. This unfortunately bled into his perception of what it meant to create art. It was all about the goal, and no longer was any care given to what led up to success. Much like an addict craving another hit, that desire for fame is no different. 

Before Viper gave up honest art entirely though, he was a passionate rapper based in Houston where his idea of success had nothing to do with power and cash; it was about friendships, loyalty, and his ability to do a "Two-Hand Hanger Dunk". In fact, when he released his first album "Hustlin' Thick" on October 7th 2003 under the self-titled name "Lee Dogg," he made sure to thank "The boys that hoop at Marion," and that was after thanking 177 other unique individuals. 

The music on this album/bootleg/compilation takes from the eight albums that viper created before he began what fans call his "recycling phase," AKA his true discography. It is a labor of love that aims to best capture the innovation and beauty that exists in a criminally underrated time which has long since past. 

I'd like to end this off with the final words of the incredibly long list from his first album: 
"To anyone who I forgot I apologize. Thank you too."

Viper The Rapper - One Day You'll See Me Again (1999 - 2008)

vas (loser edition)

MP5

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