As an intro to Filthy D's album, he would like to welcome you to the city where streets are full of filth and where the trash is always taken out, but never taken care of.

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Welcome to Filthy

Filthy D and his lifelong friend and fellow Homeschooler With Attitude (HWA), CJ rap about how they came straight outta the trash from their humble beginnings as homeschool students from HIS Ministry Coop.  The two elegantly drop lines such as, "Forget the friendship code.  The ladies were hitting me up, making my buzz explode."  Reminiscing on their days of drawing graffiti on white boards while representing the "Rule Breakerz," the two artistically relate their struggle with the gang life in a manner that the hip hop genre has never seen before.

Straight Outta The Trash

Filthy D, Ya Boi Carson, and YB Broski express their excitement about garbage in the lyrical genius entitled, "All About That Trash."

All About That Trash

In a song written to his beloved first crush, Taylor Swift, Filthy D passionately presents a persuading case as to why the two artists belong together.

You Belong With Filthy

Filthy D and fellow HWA C-Rap tell the rap community how they do "filthy."

How We Do Filthy

In another single written to his first love, Taylor Swift, Filthy D artistically expresses to his crush how he has a space in his heart that only Taylor can fill.  In a beautifully poetic display of passion, the Master of Trash tells Taylor that the two will last forever and that there will never be any pain in their blissful relationship.

Dirty Space

In a track featuring Yung Killa Katie, Filthy D waits for the wonderful vocalist to rescue him from his pit in the trash that he longs to get out of.  All he yearns for is simply a shower.

Trashland

Filthy D and Yung Killa Katie tell us all what "Trash Is."