"Still Troublesome" is a powerful and emotionally charged hip-hop anthem that brings together the seasoned veteran of California's underground hip-hop scene, URG7 and the legendary Makaveli The Don. This remarkable collaboration showcases the depth of their artistry, with a soulful remix by the highly acclaimed 2pac mixtape DJ, Lil' Prophet, amplifying the intensity of the track.

URG7, hailing from the notorious city of Compton, brings his years of experience and street wisdom to the forefront, delivering electrifying verses that reflect the trials and tribulations he has faced throughout his journey. With an authentic and gritty style, URG7's lyrics paint a vivid picture of life on the streets, capturing the essence of the West Coast's urban realities.

Meanwhile, Makaveli, contributes his signature lyrical prowess to the track, infusing it with his fierce lyrics and flow, going after his enemies. 

With the blessing of the Eternal THUG LIFE family, "Still Troublesome" pays homage to the enduring legacy of Tupac Shakur and the ideals of the Thug Life movement. Both URG7 and Makaveli embody the spirit of Tupac's activism and commitment to social consciousness, creating a poignant and thought-provoking experience for listeners.

Produced by the renowned Anno Domini, the track boasts an impeccable blend of stirring melodies and hard-hitting beats, elevating the emotional impact of the lyrics. The production values ensure that the song resonates deeply with its audience, transcending regional boundaries to connect with hip-hop enthusiasts worldwide.

As a collaboration between two veterans of the underground hip-hop scene, "Still Troublesome" is a testament to the enduring power of authenticity and genuine storytelling in the genre. URG7's seasoned voice combined with Makaveli's legendary presence makes this song a potent force in the landscape of West Coast hip-hop.

While "Still Troublesome" remains for promotional use only, its magnetic appeal and the collective talent behind it are destined to leave a lasting impact on the hip-hop community. The song stands as a tribute to the struggles, resilience, and artistic brilliance of URG7, Makaveli, and the countless others who continue to represent the raw and unapologetic spirit of the West Coast's underground hip-hop scene.

Still Troublesome (Lil' Prophet Mix) feat. URG7

Thugz Mansion RMX (feat. Buckshot & Keisha Shontelle)

Eternal THUG LIFE & Lil' Prophet Presents: Makaveli - 20 Years Gone Mixtape (Hosted by DJ King Assassin & 4Five DPG)

20 Years Gone CD 1

Soon As I Get Home feat. DMX (Lil Prophet RMX)

20 Years Gone, Vol. 2

High Hopes (feat. Pink Floyd) (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Believe (feat. Tech N9ne & Kortney Leveringston) (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Eternal THUG LIFE & Lil' Prophet Presents: 2pac - 20 Years Gone Mixtape (Hosted by DJ King Assassin & DJ 4Five of DPG)

Grab the Mic (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Who Do You Believe In (feat. Yaki Kadafi) (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Picture Me Rollin' (feat. Big Syke, CPO & Danny Boy) (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Happy Home (feat. Sade) (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Assassin's Dear Mama Story (Skit)

Thugz Mansion (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Mash On Em (feat. Calaber) (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Ghetto Star (Rip It Up) (feat. Penn St8 & Lady T) (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Wize Guyz Global & Lil' Prophet Presents: 2pac - 20 Years Gone Mixtape (Hosted by DJ King Assassin & DJ 4Five of DPG)

Hit 'Em Up (feat. Yaki Kadafi) (Lil' Prophet RMX)

20 Years Gone, Vol. 1

Resist the Temptation (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Changes (feat. D.L.E.MM.A.) (DJ Rhyme Z RMX)

Do for Luv (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Staring at the World Through My Rearview (Lil' Prophet & DJ Loc Da Smoke RMX)

All Day (feat. Spice 1, Celly Cell & DJ King Assassin) (Son of Sam RMX)

Thug Luv (feat. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony) (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Open Fire (Lil' Prophet RMX)

Intro (Disc 1)

War Gamez feat. Tre Styles & Mr. Loco AKA Loc Da Smoke). Produced by Kidd, remixed by Lil' Prophet & DJ Loc Da Smoke).
Tre Styles appears courtesy of 1Hood Ent. 
Mr. Loco AKA Loc Da Smoke appears courtesy of Wize Guyz Global

20 Years Gone Vol. 1

War Gamez feat. Tre Styles & Mr. Loco (Lil' Prophet & Loc Da Smoke RMX)

Makaveli, born Lesane Parish Crooks / Tupac Amaru Shakur on June 16, 1971, in East Harlem, New York City, was an iconic American rapper, actor, and social activist. Widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential hip-hop artists of all time, Makaveli's profound lyrics, raw talent, and charismatic persona left an indelible mark on the music industry.

Growing up amidst a tumultuous environment, Makaveli's early life was marred by adversity. In 1986, his family relocated to Baltimore, Maryland, where he attended the Baltimore School for the Arts, honing his skills in acting, poetry, jazz, and ballet. These artistic pursuits would later inform his multifaceted approach to music.

In the late 1980s, Makaveli joined the Oakland-based hip-hop group Digital Underground as a backup dancer and rapper. His exceptional talent and magnetic stage presence quickly propelled him into the limelight. Inspired by historical figures such as Niccolò Machiavelli, he adopted the moniker Makaveli, symbolizing his conviction to create impactful art that would challenge societal norms.

In 1991, Makaveli released his debut solo album, "2Pacalypse Now," which showcased his lyrical prowess and fearlessly addressed social issues, including police brutality, racism, and inner-city hardships. The album garnered both critical acclaim and controversy, solidifying Makaveli's reputation as an artist unafraid to speak his truth.

Over the next few years, Makaveli continued to release highly influential albums, including "Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z..." (1993) and "Me Against the World" (1995). The latter, recorded during a period of personal turmoil and legal troubles, became his first number one album and is often considered his magnum opus.

Makaveli's life took a tragic turn on September 7, 1996, when he was shot multiple times in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas. Despite undergoing multiple surgeries, he succumbed to his injuries on September 13, 1996, at the age of 25. His untimely death shocked the world and triggered an outpouring of grief from fans and fellow artists alike.

Posthumously, Makaveli's music continued to make a profound impact, with several albums released under his name, including "The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory" (1996), an album that many consider his most prophetic work. In his music, Makaveli often explored themes of social injustice, urban life, and the struggles faced by marginalized communities, earning him a devoted following that remains strong to this day.

Beyond his musical legacy, Makaveli's activism and passionate advocacy for social change endure as a testament to his enduring impact. He used his platform to shed light on the plight of the oppressed, emphasizing the need for unity and empathy in the face of societal challenges.

Today, Makaveli's Eternal THUG LIFE family continues to honor his legacy, ensuring that his music and message reach new generations. Certified by DJ King Assassin, the family operates a SoundCloud page that preserves Makaveli's 20 Years Gone mixtape and serves as a platform for new remixes, and collaborations. This dedication to keeping his spirit alive speaks to the profound and lasting impact of Makaveli's artistry and his eternal influence on the hip-hop community.

Makaveli's legacy as a visionary artist, talented lyricist, and cultural icon lives on, inspiring future generations to use their voices and art to create positive change in the world. His artistry, coupled with his unwavering commitment to truth and justice, solidifies his place among the greatest musical artists of all time.

Makaveli The Don

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