had to add this to the Spaceship playlist bro

Hold on to your butts and get ready for the hottest dance of the century The Whoopi Goldberg

Whoopi Goldberg - Wes Rawkins aka Pimpi Longstocking ft A-Bomb

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Skate, Drink.. ( Prod. Bilbo $waggins )

Black Pegasus as Flobama - Free The Weed Ft. Potluck, Prod By Cheff Premier

You Don't Like Me Fresstyle - Wes Rawkins And Bad Mouth Willie J

Instrumental is "chasing shadows" by sobmusic



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A hip-hop instrumental using Vegeta's "Hell's Bells" Theme. 

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Vegeta's Theme "Hell's Bells" (Hip Hop Beat) | Produced By: K.V Anime

Hiphop heads are going to love this one! Lil' Flip, Wes Rawkins and Pezzle Lantana show y'all the difference between an emcee and a rapper!

Real Emcee | Lil' Flip - Wes Rawkins - Pezzle Lantana

Wes Rawkins is an emcee from Colorado

Wes was raised in a low-income household and was the youngest of 3 children in what many would label a dysfunctional home. Some of Wes' earliest memories are sleeping in different motels or the family car and consistently being in and out of foster care. In his youth, Wes would draw every day. 

Inspired by Dragon Ball, TMNT, PokéMon and many other classic comics and video games, Wes would eventually start writing and illustrating his very own comic books. However, Wes' writing style was much more parodying or satirical than his influences. Particularly, these books contained foul language, crude jokes, and material some may find offensive. But it was this creative outlet that would ultimately help shape him into the free-thinking and humorous 
artist he has become today. 

Upon turning 16, Wes put down the pencil and picked up the pen. Influenced by artists such as Eminem, Nas, Slick Rick, Big L, Big Pun, Jin The Emcee, and more.
Rawkins began his journey into the underground rap circuit and plans to only further continue his legacy.


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