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The O.D.: A Mixtape Daily Exclusive

French Montana is in no rush to put out his debut album. One of Akon's newest signees said he has enough money to continue serving up material through mixtapes, such as his latest, Mac Wit Da Cheese 2. His first album has to be classic, French said.

"My album is set for late summer," French said last week while shooting a video for his mixtape track "Bad Habits," with guest Bun B. "It's called Excuse My French. I'm just working. I wanna come with a masterpiece, man. I'm not no overnight rapper. I'm comfortable with where I'm at. My followers are my real followers. I ain't no phase. I'm here to stay. [The release] could be late summer, it could come out past then, as long as it's a masterpiece when we put it out. ... You gotta understand, that's what they gonna remember you for, your first album. Biggie's Ready to Die, UGK's first album — you wanna come with the same thing. The title gotta live up to the music."

Bun and French share a mutual respect for each other's grinds, Montana said.

"The video is called 'Bad Habits,' " Montana explained. "Everybody got a bad habit. I sent [the track] to Bun. Bun heard it, laid the verse in like five minutes. I sent it to him, he called me back in five minutes. I was like, 'Oh my God.' "

"I was in the lab, I was already in that zone," Bun added. "It was something that I felt made sense, that I felt represented his movement, repped my movement, and we spoke to people on a real level. That's one thing about UGK music. We can't be fabricating sh--. We kept it real with each other.


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1. (00:03:18) Styles P & Sheek Louch - Give it up
2. (00:01:27) Styles P and Sheek Louch - I wanna rock
3. (00:03:23) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Everybody
4. (00:01:24) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Silva or lead
5. (00:03:25) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Dirty game (rmx) feat. Prodigy,Cormega
6. (00:02:23) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Drop
7. (00:01:29) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Hoodie season
8. (00:01:26) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Catalina freestyle
9. (00:01:06) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Sane
10. (00:02:10) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Hate is the new love feat. Uncle Murder
11. (00:01:36) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Try sleeping with a broken heart
12. (00:02:23) Styles P and Sheek Louch - I know u missed me
13. (00:01:16) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Throw it in the bag
14. (00:01:24) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Donnie
15. (00:01:41) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Warm it up
16. (00:02:54) Styles P and Sheek Louch - This is d block feat. Bully
17. (00:03:32) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Nasty girl feat. Red cafe
18. (00:02:51) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Get bizzy
19. (00:04:39) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Euphoria feat. Jadakiss
20. (00:04:01) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Send a kite
21. (00:02:54) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Whatever u want feat. Jadakiss
22. (00:01:31) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Hustlers flow
23. (00:02:28) Styles P and Sheek Louch - Dirty feat. Bully
24. (00:03:28) Styles P and Sheek Louch - More than rap
25. (00:02:32) Styles P and Sheek Louch - D block radio

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Download Link After The Jump I don't know where this beef started, but Brisco comes out guns blazing on this one. He pokes fun at Wacka Flacka Flame for recently getting shot and goes in on both Oj Da Juiceman and So Icey Entertainment CEO Gucci Mane I'm not taking sides either way. I like Brisco and the So Icey Camp. But I do agree with Brisco on one point, it's better to give up your jewelry and live to breather another day as opposed to getting shot for it. Download Here
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Video After The Jump The official video for Styles P and DJ Green Lantern "Send A Kite" featuring Dwayne Collins Produced By: DJ Green Lantern Video Directed By: ARMEN DJ Green Lantern and D-Block Veteran Styles-P Urge MC's And Producers To Step Their Bar Code Game Up With The Release Of Their Collaborative effort "The Green Ghost Project" The album features production by Scram Jones, the Alchemist, Buckwild, Statik Selektah, Dame Grease, Vinny Idol and Poobs 'The Green Ghost Project' Is Available February 2nd Follow Me @Twitter.com/ChasinMoPaper
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Video After The Jump The newest Coke Boys, T-Bird and Duly aka Skyy High Entertainment LLC join French Montana in this latest video directed by Mazi O. Be on the lookout for their new mixtape "Theater Seats" coming soon !! Follow Me @Twitter.com/ChasinMoPaper
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The last 12 months are likely to be remembered for their eclectic cultural sweep -- as the year Tiger Woods was sucked into a vortex of groupie hell, Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme came tumbling down and “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” became a legitimate dinner party talking point. But at street level, ’09 will go down in the annals for something else entirely. It was the year hip-hop finally plunged face-first into full-blown alcoholism. We’re not talking about “You can find me in the club / bottles full of bubb” -- or any of that namby-pamby, bling-era conspicuous consumption (Jay-Z, as well as every other MC to rhyme “Cristal” with “pistol,” please pay your waitress and leave). Mainstream rap went giddy, downright hiccuping drunk, glorifying alcohol consumption. This year, the pop charts were awash with MCs and R&B crooners extolling the virtues of chasing a buzz and winding up wasted -- hopefully with some kind of sexual conquest to offset the bar bill. Somewhere, Charles Bukowski and Dylan Thomas are probably tuning in to Power 106 FM. Meanwhile, auto-tune savant T-Pain and Crunk’s capo di tutti capos, Lil Jon, emerged as this year’s preeminent champions of booze-sozzled hip-hop. So herewith, the top 9 (as in '09) most alcoholic-enabling hip-hop songs of the year. “Shots” – LMFAO featuring Lil Jon Jägerbombs, lemon drops, Jello shots and kamikazes as well as premium liquors such as Ciroc Vodka and the rappers’ de facto favorite (judging by its ubiquity in hip-hop songs since 2006) Patrón tequila all get a shout-out on this Crunk-inflected club-banger. Even if the song’s “we came to party” ethos is hardly groundbreaking, its hook remains unforgettable: Lil Jon hoarsely screaming the word “shots!” 16 times in a row. “Blame It” – Jamie Foxx featuring T-Pain “Blame it on the Goose, got ya feelin’ loose / Blame it on the 'trón, catch me in a zone / Blame it on the a-a-a-a-a-alcohol,” Foxx sings with no small amount of added Auto-tune attitude in this boudoir jam that was all but inescapable on Top 40 radio earlier this year. Yes, he is talking about Grey Goose and Patrón. But later in the song, he lays bare his reasoning: by continuing to fill a potential love interest’s cup, she’s more likely to lose her inhibitions – “Fill another cup up / Feelin’ on your butt what?” “Crack a Bottle” – Eminem featuring Dr. Dre and 50 Cent “So crack a bottle / Let your body waddle / Don’t act like a snobby model / You just hit the Lotto,” Em sing-raps on the chorus of this party track. The operative thinking here conflates sobriety with snootiness and getting wasted with winning a lottery jackpot. “Crazy Night” – R. Kelly featuring R. City “This Hennessy got me,” R. Kelly croons on the lead cut from his latest album, “Untitled.” Then he gets to the chorus: “If you’re drinkin’ what I’m drinkin’, put your hands up in the sky / If you’re thinkin’ what I’m thinkin’, you’ll say, 'What a crazy night!' ” But R’s consumption hardly stops there. In the song, he also brags of a “thousand dollar” bar tab, concluding, “I need another shot of that Bacardi” -- recklessly ignoring the inevitability of a hangover such booze mixing will provoke. “Maldito Alcohol” – Pitbull Reggaeton was no stranger to hip-hop’s reigning dipsomania. Exhibit A: Boriquan rapper Pitbull spitting lyrics (in Spanish) such as “I don’t want water / I want a drink”. . . “Damn alcohol, sweet torment / Give me a drink on the rocks.” “Wasted” – Gucci Mane “Party, party, party, let’s all get wasted,” the rapper exhorts on this hit single. “Shake it for me baby girl, do it butt naked / I’m so wasted, she so wasted / Tell the bartender send me 20 more cases.” The discrete charms of this hit single don’t end with the incontrovertible logic of its chorus, however. Mane also presumes the intoxication of certain notorious pop divas, mentioning that the booze has got him “geeking like Whitney and Britney.” “Patrón Tequila” – the Paradiso Girls featuring Lil Jon We can all agree that Crunkmeister Lil Jon was the man behind this year’s most unabashedly pro-booze music. On this paean to rap’s preferred tipple, though, the Paradiso Girls make vocal a silken threat: “By the end of the night, I’mma have you drunk and throwin’ up.” “One More Drink” – Ludacris An unapologetic ode to putting on one’s “beer goggles,” “One More Drink’s” narrative drama revolves around the ramifications of Luda having that proverbial one too many. Drunk driving and bedding ugly women ensues: “Surrendered to the woman / And her bringin’ me home / Because she looked better / Every shot of Patrón.” “I’m So Gone (Patrón)” – Chamillionaire featuring Bobby Valentino Chamilly and Bobby Valentino go for the obvious couplet here, rhyming “I’m poppin’ bottles of Patrón” with “all night long.” For the rapper, it’s clear that alcohol provides a palliative for his worldly concerns. “I’mma wash my problems away,” Chamillionaire raps. “Tonight I need a drank.” R&B Lothario Valentino, meanwhile, announces that he doesn’t usually drink but admits he’s “gone” -- read: wasted -- from drinking a mixture of tequila and rose wine. Source: L.A. Times Follow Me @Twitter.com/ChasinMoPaper
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