Mxlpct reemerges after a 15 year hiatus to drop an experimental project "A Massive Deuce", meant for bar hungry hip-hop fans. It intros with "Outro" by fading out with a collage of bars and punchlines from his '04 album Broken Blocks, leading into his return on MadMan.

YEESH(The BEAST Loop) is a 5:56 length track delivering over 1850 words and 2498 syllables, surpassing the word counts of Eminem's "Rap God" (1560) and Harry Shotta's "Animal" (1771) in under 6 minutes, while lyrically looping back into itself. 

The YEESH (Acapella 208 Bars, 140 bpm) seemlessly continues the loop for listeners of the EP and for producers who may want to attempt remixing the vocals with their own beats.

YEESH(Acapella 208 Bars, 140 Bpm)

YEESH (The B.E.A.S.T. LOOP)

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Outro

A reason rewind was invented. Mxlpct is a punchline rapper/producer with a scathingly dark sense of humor and high density of quotable lyrics.

After a 66 week run of - A Verse A Week To The Same Damn Beat(2003-2005), and releasing Broken Blocks in 2004, Flatbush Brooklyn rapper Mxlpct pivoted to opening Hell Studios in Times Square to take advantage of an opportunity to help promote indie artists. From 2005-2008 he co-produced Next Big Hit - New Music Mix, which at the time was the most downloaded long format new music show on the internet with over 180k monthly subscribers; and it's various spin-offs Next Big Hit - Hip-Hop, Broadway Bullet, and NBH NEWZ.