Mouse On Tha Track produced two of the project’s biggest singles “Swerve” and “Give Me That.” While the later featuring Bun B would catapult Webbie to mainstream recognition and be featured on his Trill ENT debut Savage Life, “Swerve” made the soundtrack for Hustle & Flow. Trill ENT introduced one special producer who would serve as the backing soundtrack to the label’s mainstream success for Boosie and Webbie’s second outing together. “Do It Big” was aspirational and self-prophecy as Boosie said he’d really show off once he got the major label deal.
So what if one has a beat-up Cutless hit the corner like it’s a brand new Camero. While the rest of the world worries about flexing to the maximum, Lil Boosie and Webbie essentially gave a practical lesson in appreciating what one has. Track three was further proof relating to how well the two worked well with each other. Ghetto Stories would be the first in two collaborative projects between Boosie and Webbie. Boosie is bucked up and fucked up and ready to represent his hood along with his status in Southern Hip Hop. Tru Dawg helped formulate the backing for what’s considered a local classic through “Bucked Up.” Part turn-up, part club narrative, there isn’t a better way to describe his early local hype.
The track was featured on Boosie’s first solo outing on Trill Entertainment For My Thugz. They a fool shawty – red, she a rough riderĪnd all you see is back on that motor bike (WOO)” Bucked Up – “For My Thugz” Then again, the world can never forget these amusing bars: With that in mind, DX takes a look back into some of Boosie Badazz’s best tracks so far.įor Boosie’s major label introduction, he brought Young Joc along for “Zoom.” Produced by Trill Entertainment in-house producer Mouse On Tha Track, the debut single from Bad Azz worked well enough to make the gain some traction on both Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks and Hot Rap charts. If this week’s release of Touchdown 2 Cause Hell has anything to say, he’s doubling down on all his promises. Back with a vengeance, Boosie has much to prove. When it looked like Boosie was making his way to a new rap plateau, he would find himself dealing with drug charges, probation violation and even a murder conviction. By the time his major label debut Bad Azz hit shelves, he managed to make history as the first inductee into XXL’s first Freshmen Class. This is where mainstream Hip Hop started to notice, most notably after For My Thugz along with both the collaborative Ghetto Stories and Gangsta Musik projects with Webbie. Years later, Boosie made his way over to the Pimp C backed Trill Entertainment. One of the earliest known collectives in Baton Rouge’s then emerging rap scene, Torrence Hatch eventually dropped the hood classic Youngest Of The Camp at the mere age of seventeen. Going back to the beginning of his career, Boosie Boo started as a member of the C-Loc led Concentration Camp.
Though many’s first introduction to Boosie Boo was the Young Joc featured “Zoom” and his scene stealing verse on Foxx’s “Whip Me Down,” his time in the game actually is around fifteen years old. Before the nearly five year prison stay and name change from Lil Boosie, the Baton Rouge, Louisiana emcee was on his way to becoming a major force in Hip Hop.
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The first full length album since becoming a free man, Touchdown 2 Cause Hell represents Boosie Badazz’s rebirth.
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