Hard West-Coast style beat. YG type beat DJ Mustard Type beat. Bright, Summer feel.

West Coast Summer

90s Bay Area Mobb with some DR-660 flavor

Fogtown Mobbin' [Instrumental]

Runnin from the police like its my 9-5
Got a bounty on my head, wanted dead or alive
And we caught up with the feds, tryna put us in chains
200 years but the system still the same

They look at us different, think we sellin crack
Walking outside is a crime when you're black
They see our skin and want us in indicted
Put a bullet in our brain if we even try and fight it

chorus:
Got police after me cuz im black in america
Dont rep no flags, not captain america
My people free? That's cap in america
As a black man get no slack in america (x4)

Lil johnny dont play catch cuz his daddy is in jail
He gon grow up slanging dope just to make his daddy’s bail
Baby momma work in bars and she servin up beers
Its what she gotta do cuz her nigga servin years

Black hand on a gun, turns it to a death sentence
But give it to a cop and he become a menace
Gotta act tough but we see our momma’s face
She just hopin that her baby stay safe

Treat us like dogs, tell us get down
Tyin niggas up, take us to the pound
Tryna send a message through real bars
talkin to my niggas through steel bars

Doesnt matter if u did it, u gon end up in the pen
They cuffs are nearly fitted, made just right for black men
Dont go and try the courts, u aint gonna beat the case
judge already know the verdict, he just saw yo race

chorus:
Got police after me cuz im black in america
Dont rep no flags, not captain america
My people free? That's cap in america
As a black man get no slack in america (x4)

biggest gang aint crips but they still wearing blue
They got a badge a gun and a .22
If u still aint get it, ill give u one more clue
They skin way different from me and you

America

Dewey Da Don Adds the Big Blood Flow to fellow KC Artist SleazyWorld Go's SLeazy Flow

Big Blood Flow Freestyle

From the thoroughbred breeders & Clydesdales mixtape

silly games: ikerider aka notorious cyz

California Weekend - ft. Elijah Baker

snare conspiracy–u barentseva[demo]

ROVASYCH X SNARE CONSPIRACY -- BAIL BOND []G FUNK\MOZZY TYPE BEAT\MEMOTHEMAFIOSO TYPE BEAT[]

Dewey Da Don, coming from Kansas City Kansas,  is the answer to the streets right now.  Delivering gangsta rap with a west coast vibe, he’s often compared to the late, great Nipsey Hussle Not only physically, but because his influence has always been the streets and he has always been one to give back-even as he establishes himself as a hip-hop star.

 

The moment Dewey Da Don knew he wanted to pursue music, was when his father got incarcerated for ten years in a federal penitentiary.  At that point, he knew he had to find a different way out of the streets.  He chose music.

 

When hip hop fans hear his music, he wants them to feel his struggle but also understand that the streets has many sides to it.  Not everyone bred from the streets is one-dimensional.  Like, Dewey Da Don, many are hustlers, parents and game tellers.  Music is his way of turning his pain from living the street life into power.

 

What’s special about Dewey Da Don’s latest project, BlackTop Baby, is his reintroduction into the rap game.  He’s perfected his flow and subject matter. His music can be defined as street and raw with a west coast production and Midwest flow to layer the track and catchy hooks with street metaphors.  His rap style and certified bangers motivate listeners to grind hard to get money and out hustle the competition. This is by far Dewey Da Don’s greatest work to date.  BlackTop Baby  has notable street features from Rich the Factor, Dee Rogers, Santana Fox, RobLo DaStar and more.  What is most significant and inspiring to him about this project is that he dedicated it to his cousin, Joshua Martin, who just recently passed. 

 

Dewey Da Don defines success in music by touching lives while also being able to afford to take care of his family. He strives to break the deadly cycle of the streets and show people another way.  It’s undeniable that Dewey Da Don pursues music simply because it is his passion. He loves the ability to share his life and lessons through music. Every time someone hits him up on Instagram or Facebook to let him know that his music is helping them get through the day, it makes Dewey Da Don push that much harder. 

 

With the video releases of radio spin-worthy hits, Live Long, Keep It On Me and 50 Keys Large, Dewey Da Don’s return to the rap game is solidified.

11-11 consists of two legendary Akron Ohio rappers, "Felony 1 & Crash Money OG". The album "Creepin' Off to the Hideaway was released nationally in 1998, with production and features from artists from the Bay Area to the Dirty South. 

grim'n'frxstbitten
a.k.a. upperLeft \\\ Gru Malaca
700 RUBLE MAFIA

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