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Tiffany Foxx attributes Lauren Hill, Queen Latifah, Lil Kim, Eminem and Adele as being her irreplaceable musical influences. A reflection of her personal style, Tiffany Foxx’s
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music maintains the description of “street couture.” In her music, you can hear her love for fashion and style and her story of struggle and sacrifice. The city of St. Louis is known for churning out successful recording artists in the music business. Popular names such as Nelly, J-Kwon, Chingy and other Top 40s artists have all emerged from the Midwestern city. Another name to soon be recognized amongst the phenomenal musical talents representing St. Louis is female rapper, Tiffany Foxx. Tiffany Foxx discovered her love for music at a young age. In her youth, her artistic talents were cultivated by playing both piano and the clarinet; while her creative talents were unleashed through her love for writing poetry. As she became exposed to one particular popular artist from her hometown (Nelly), Tiffany Foxx began to fuse her artistic and creative gifts. As she started to put her poetry to music, she unlocked ability in herself that she never knew she had – songwriting. This ability quickly transcended that of the simple hobby of a young girl. As she rigorously practiced and cultivated her skills, Tiffany Foxx developed into the immensely talented emcee she is today. In 2007, Tiffany Foxx joined forces with two female rappers, also from St. Louis. Together they formed the rap trio, June 5th. As a female rap group, Tiffany Foxx, Scar La Don and Brooke Holladay coined the term “street couture” to describe their signature sound, which reflects influences from musical legends of the Rhythm and Blues and Hip Hop musical genres. In 2009, their breakthrough efforts earned June 5th a career spotlight in one of Hip Hop’s most reputable magazines, The Source. About five years later, after encountering their share of deception and disappointment at the hands of people in the music business who were trusted to guide their career, the group would make a difficult, but unanimous, decision to forever remain loyal to their June 5th union, but to dissolve the musical entity and support the solo career of Tiffany Foxx. With the continuous and relentless moral and professional support from her sisters in music, Tiffany Foxx is making great strides in her solo efforts. Throughout her musical career with June 5th, Tiffany Foxx worked with Hip Hop heavyweights Eric Sermon, Snoop Dogg, Nelly, Jim Jones, Akon and more.
"I fell in love with 2 Pac at an early age, so I began to write poetry." -Tiffany foxx
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Tiffany Foxx attributes Lauren Hill, Queen Latifah, Lil Kim, Eminem and Adele as being her irreplaceable musical influences. A reflection of her personal style, Tiffany Foxx’s
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music maintains the description of “street couture.” In her music, you can hear her love for fashion and style and her story of struggle and sacrifice. The city of St. Louis is known for churning out successful recording artists in the music business. Popular names such as Nelly, J-Kwon, Chingy and other Top 40s artists have all emerged from the Midwestern city. Another name to soon be recognized amongst the phenomenal musical talents representing St. Louis is female rapper, Tiffany Foxx. Tiffany Foxx discovered her love for music at a young age. In her youth, her artistic talents were cultivated by playing both piano and the clarinet; while her creative talents were unleashed through her love for writing poetry. As she became exposed to one particular popular artist from her hometown (Nelly), Tiffany Foxx began to fuse her artistic and creative gifts. As she started to put her poetry to music, she unlocked ability in herself that she never knew she had – songwriting. This ability quickly transcended that of the simple hobby of a young girl. As she rigorously practiced and cultivated her skills, Tiffany Foxx developed into the immensely talented emcee she is today. In 2007, Tiffany Foxx joined forces with two female rappers, also from St. Louis. Together they formed the rap trio, June 5th. As a female rap group, Tiffany Foxx, Scar La Don and Brooke Holladay coined the term “street couture” to describe their signature sound, which reflects influences from musical legends of the Rhythm and Blues and Hip Hop musical genres. In 2009, their breakthrough efforts earned June 5th a career spotlight in one of Hip Hop’s most reputable magazines, The Source. About five years later, after encountering their share of deception and disappointment at the hands of people in the music business who were trusted to guide their career, the group would make a difficult, but unanimous, decision to forever remain loyal to their June 5th union, but to dissolve the musical entity and support the solo career of Tiffany Foxx. With the continuous and relentless moral and professional support from her sisters in music, Tiffany Foxx is making great strides in her solo efforts. Throughout her musical career with June 5th, Tiffany Foxx worked with Hip Hop heavyweights Eric Sermon, Snoop Dogg, Nelly, Jim Jones, Akon and more.
"I fell in love with 2 Pac at an early age, so I began to write poetry." -Tiffany foxx
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ABOUT TIFFANY FOXX
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www.bornrebelkings.com
About five years later, after encountering their share of deception and disappointment at the hands of people in the music business who were trusted to guide their career, the group would make a difficult, but unanimous, decision to forever remain loyal to their June 5th union, but to dissolve the musical entity and support the solo career of Tiffany Foxx. With the continuous and relentless moral and professional support from her sisters in music, Tiffany Foxx is making great strides in her solo efforts. Throughout her musical career with June 5th, Tiffany Foxx worked with Hip Hop heavyweights Eric Sermon, Snoop Dogg, Nelly, Jim Jones, Akon and more.
Since embarking on her solo music career, Tiffany Foxx is currently working with reputable hit maker, Bangladesh. With Bangladesh taking her under his wing, her project has gained much momentum. Her debut solo mixtape is entitled Yellow Tape, and is slated to be released summer 2012. Tiffany Foxx attributes Lauren Hill, Queen Latifah, Lil Kim, Eminem and Adele as being her irreplaceable musical influences. A reflection of her personal style, Tiffany Foxx’s music maintains the description of “street couture.” In her music, you can hear her love for fashion and style and her story of struggle and sacrifice. Having claimed personal triumph over tragic events in her past such as sexual assault and other personal struggles, Tiffany Foxx refuses to allow any worldly force to keep her from realizing and living her dreams.
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ABOUT TIFFANY FOXX
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www.bornrebelkings.com
About five years later, after encountering their share of deception and disappointment at the hands of people in the music business who were trusted to guide their career, the group would make a difficult, but unanimous, decision to forever remain loyal to their June 5th union, but to dissolve the musical entity and support the solo career of Tiffany Foxx. With the continuous and relentless moral and professional support from her sisters in music, Tiffany Foxx is making great strides in her solo efforts. Throughout her musical career with June 5th, Tiffany Foxx worked with Hip Hop heavyweights Eric Sermon, Snoop Dogg, Nelly, Jim Jones, Akon and more.
Since embarking on her solo music career, Tiffany Foxx is currently working with reputable hit maker, Bangladesh. With Bangladesh taking her under his wing, her project has gained much momentum. Her debut solo mixtape is entitled Yellow Tape, and is slated to be released summer 2012. Tiffany Foxx attributes Lauren Hill, Queen Latifah, Lil Kim, Eminem and Adele as being her irreplaceable musical influences. A reflection of her personal style, Tiffany Foxx’s music maintains the description of “street couture.” In her music, you can hear her love for fashion and style and her story of struggle and sacrifice. Having claimed personal triumph over tragic events in her past such as sexual assault and other personal struggles, Tiffany Foxx refuses to allow any worldly force to keep her from realizing and living her dreams.
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I heard on the radio yesterday it’s only 15 days until Christmas! I feel like this month has flown by and we have been so busy at work, it hadn’t really hit me! I’m in denial it’s almost here. We have been orm going to see the lights at Temple Square to building gingerbread houses.
filling every night with Christmas activities form going to see the lights at Temple Square to building gingerbread houses. I wish this season lasted longer because it really is my favorite time of year. From the fashion to the festivities, I just love seeing the kids so excited every single day with anticipation.
I get just as excited to wrap presents as I do to give them – but I may be the world’s slowest wrapper! Cody always teases me because he will have like 10 presents wrapped and I will still be on my first one trying to make it look pretty with ornament toppers and curling ribbon. Needless to say I’ve started early this year so I’m not up until 2am on Christmas Eve doing a last minute rus’
I get just as excited to wrap presents as I do to give them but I may be the world’s slowest wrapper! Cody always teases me because he will have like 10 presents wrapped and I will still be on my first one trying to make it look pretty with ornament toppers and curling ribbon. Needless to say I’ve started early this year so I’m not up until 2am on Christmas Eve doing a last minute rush. :) Plus being able to shop straight from my computer at home makes it so much easier to not procrastinate.
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I heard on the radio yesterday it’s only 15 days until Christmas! I feel like this month has flown by and we have been so busy at work, it hadn’t really hit me! I’m in denial it’s almost here. We have been orm going to see the lights at Temple Square to building gingerbread houses.
filling every night with Christmas activities form going to see the lights at Temple Square to building gingerbread houses. I wish this season lasted longer because it really is my favorite time of year. From the fashion to the festivities, I just love seeing the kids so excited every single day with anticipation.
I get just as excited to wrap presents as I do to give them – but I may be the world’s slowest wrapper! Cody always teases me because he will have like 10 presents wrapped and I will still be on my first one trying to make it look pretty with ornament toppers and curling ribbon. Needless to say I’ve started early this year so I’m not up until 2am on Christmas Eve doing a last minute rus’
I get just as excited to wrap presents as I do to give them but I may be the world’s slowest wrapper! Cody always teases me because he will have like 10 presents wrapped and I will still be on my first one trying to make it look pretty with ornament toppers and curling ribbon. Needless to say I’ve started early this year so I’m not up until 2am on Christmas Eve doing a last minute rush. :) Plus being able to shop straight from my computer at home makes it so much easier to not procrastinate.
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"Your not getting me flowers and being a douchebag. That was it." - pink
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"Your not getting me flowers and being a douchebag. That was it." - pink
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Glamour: And now you’re a “f--kin’ rock star.” Pink: I believe there’s 31 flavors to be tasted.… I’m just living my life. I don’t want to be your kind of good.
Glamour: And now you’re a “f--kin’ rock star.” Pink: I believe there’s 31 flavors to be tasted.… I’m just living my life. I don’t want to be your kind of good.
Glamour: Speaking of good, you’ve got lots of sex songs on this last album. There’s “Slut Like You” and “Walk of Shame.” Pink: Oh, yeah. I’m a reformed slut.
Glamour: Speaking of good, you’ve got lots of sex songs on this last album. There’s “Slut Like You” and “Walk of Shame.” Pink: Oh, yeah. I’m a reformed slut.
Glamour: Slut is a big word in the Pink glossary. Pink: It’s my very unsophisticated way of taking the power back. I’ve always had an issue with [the idea that]: “OK, we’ve both decided to do this. Why am I a slut and you’re the player? You didn’t get anything from me that I didn’t get from you.”
Glamour: Slut is a big word in the Pink glossary. Pink: It’s my very unsophisticated way of taking the power back. I’ve always had an issue with [the idea that]: “OK, we’ve both decided to do this. Why am I a slut and you’re the player? You didn’t get anything from me that I didn’t get from you.”
Glamour: Let’s talk about your early days, when you were on the road with *NSYNC and 98 Degrees. How wild did that get? Pink: It was Beatlemania for those boys. I got in trouble for toilet-papering 98 Degrees’ bus. Glamour: Did you get along with Justin and the guys? Pink: Joey Fatone was in love with me. He took me to Friendly’s on a date, and he bought me an ice cream. Such a sweetheart. He asked my dad’s permission. Glamour: That’s so nice! Going back further, you’ve said you started singing to distract your parents from fighting. Pink: Shifting the focus, yeah. Glamour: What songs would you sing? Pink: I sang “Wind Beneath My Wings,” and “Hero” by Mariah. And “Oh Father” by Madonna. That was my first win at a talent show. A lot of Annie too. Glamour: A little “Hard Knock Life”? Pink: Absolutely. [Singing] “The sun’ll come out tomorrow.…”
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Glamour: Let’s talk about your early days, when you were on the road with *NSYNC and 98 Degrees. How wild did that get? Pink: It was Beatlemania for those boys. I got in trouble for toilet-papering 98 Degrees’ bus. Glamour: Did you get along with Justin and the guys? Pink: Joey Fatone was in love with me. He took me to Friendly’s on a date, and he bought me an ice cream. Such a sweetheart. He asked my dad’s permission. Glamour: That’s so nice! Going back further, you’ve said you started singing to distract your parents from fighting. Pink: Shifting the focus, yeah. Glamour: What songs would you sing? Pink: I sang “Wind Beneath My Wings,” and “Hero” by Mariah. And “Oh Father” by Madonna. That was my first win at a talent show. A lot of Annie too. Glamour: A little “Hard Knock Life”? Pink: Absolutely. [Singing] “The sun’ll come out tomorrow.…”
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Glamour: And now you’re a “f--kin’ rock star.” Pink: I believe there’s 31 flavors to be tasted.… I’m just living my life. I don’t want to be your kind of good.
Glamour: And now you’re a “f--kin’ rock star.” Pink: I believe there’s 31 flavors to be tasted.… I’m just living my life. I don’t want to be your kind of good.
Glamour: Speaking of good, you’ve got lots of sex songs on this last album. There’s “Slut Like You” and “Walk of Shame.” Pink: Oh, yeah. I’m a reformed slut.
Glamour: Speaking of good, you’ve got lots of sex songs on this last album. There’s “Slut Like You” and “Walk of Shame.” Pink: Oh, yeah. I’m a reformed slut.
Glamour: Slut is a big word in the Pink glossary. Pink: It’s my very unsophisticated way of taking the power back. I’ve always had an issue with [the idea that]: “OK, we’ve both decided to do this. Why am I a slut and you’re the player? You didn’t get anything from me that I didn’t get from you.”
Glamour: Slut is a big word in the Pink glossary. Pink: It’s my very unsophisticated way of taking the power back. I’ve always had an issue with [the idea that]: “OK, we’ve both decided to do this. Why am I a slut and you’re the player? You didn’t get anything from me that I didn’t get from you.”
Glamour: Let’s talk about your early days, when you were on the road with *NSYNC and 98 Degrees. How wild did that get? Pink: It was Beatlemania for those boys. I got in trouble for toilet-papering 98 Degrees’ bus. Glamour: Did you get along with Justin and the guys? Pink: Joey Fatone was in love with me. He took me to Friendly’s on a date, and he bought me an ice cream. Such a sweetheart. He asked my dad’s permission. Glamour: That’s so nice! Going back further, you’ve said you started singing to distract your parents from fighting. Pink: Shifting the focus, yeah. Glamour: What songs would you sing? Pink: I sang “Wind Beneath My Wings,” and “Hero” by Mariah. And “Oh Father” by Madonna. That was my first win at a talent show. A lot of Annie too. Glamour: A little “Hard Knock Life”? Pink: Absolutely. [Singing] “The sun’ll come out tomorrow.…”
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Glamour: Let’s talk about your early days, when you were on the road with *NSYNC and 98 Degrees. How wild did that get? Pink: It was Beatlemania for those boys. I got in trouble for toilet-papering 98 Degrees’ bus. Glamour: Did you get along with Justin and the guys? Pink: Joey Fatone was in love with me. He took me to Friendly’s on a date, and he bought me an ice cream. Such a sweetheart. He asked my dad’s permission. Glamour: That’s so nice! Going back further, you’ve said you started singing to distract your parents from fighting. Pink: Shifting the focus, yeah. Glamour: What songs would you sing? Pink: I sang “Wind Beneath My Wings,” and “Hero” by Mariah. And “Oh Father” by Madonna. That was my first win at a talent show. A lot of Annie too. Glamour: A little “Hard Knock Life”? Pink: Absolutely. [Singing] “The sun’ll come out tomorrow.…”
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"People have this image of how wild and crazy I am, and Im not everything they think of me." - rihana 14
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"People have this image of how wild and crazy I am, and Im not everything they think of me." - rihana 14
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Rihanna sits across the table from me in the private room at Giorgio Baldi, her favorite restaurant in L.A. Her hair is reddish, wavy; her face seems free of makeup. She’s even more beautiful in person than she is in her photos. She’s wearing a white crop top, denim cutoff shorts, Puma sneakers, and a flowing Chinese-patterned robe. When she orders three half-portions of pasta dishes (spaghetti pomodoro with basil, gnocchi, and ravioli), I ask how she maintains her curvy but slim figure.
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Rihanna sits across the table from me in the private room at Giorgio Baldi, her favorite restaurant in L.A. Her hair is reddish, wavy; her face seems free of makeup. She’s even more beautiful in person than she is in her photos. She’s wearing a white crop top, denim cutoff shorts, Puma sneakers, and a flowing Chinese-patterned robe. When she orders three half-portions of pasta dishes (spaghetti pomodoro with basil, gnocchi, and ravioli), I ask how she maintains her curvy but slim figure.
Rihanna sits across the table from me in the private room at Giorgio Baldi, her favorite restaurant in L.A. Her hair is reddish, wavy; her face seems free of makeup. She’s even more beautiful in person than she is in her photos. She’s wearing a white crop top, denim cutoff shorts, Puma sneakers, and a flowing Chinese-patterned robe. When she orders three half-portions of pasta dishes (spaghetti pomodoro with basil, gnocchi, and ravioli), I ask how she maintains her curvy but slim figure.
Rihanna sits across the table from me in the private room at Giorgio Baldi, her favorite restaurant in L.A. Her hair is reddish, wavy; her face seems free of makeup. She’s even more beautiful in person than she is in her photos. She’s wearing a white crop top, denim cutoff shorts, Puma sneakers, and a flowing Chinese-patterned robe. When she orders three half-portions of pasta dishes (spaghetti pomodoro with basil, gnocchi, and ravioli), I ask how she maintains her curvy but slim figure.
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Rihanna sits across the table from me in the private room at Giorgio Baldi, her favorite restaurant in L.A. Her hair is reddish, wavy; her face seems free of makeup. She’s even more beautiful in person than she is in her photos. She’s wearing a white crop top, denim cutoff shorts, Puma sneakers, and a flowing Chinese-patterned robe. When she orders three half-portions of pasta dishes (spaghetti pomodoro with basil, gnocchi, and ravioli), I ask how she maintains her curvy but slim figure.
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Rihanna sits across the table from me in the private room at Giorgio Baldi, her favorite restaurant in L.A. Her hair is reddish, wavy; her face seems free of makeup. She’s even more beautiful in person than she is in her photos. She’s wearing a white crop top, denim cutoff shorts, Puma sneakers, and a flowing Chinese-patterned robe. When she orders three half-portions of pasta dishes (spaghetti pomodoro with basil, gnocchi, and ravioli), I ask how she maintains her curvy but slim figure.
Rihanna sits across the table from me in the private room at Giorgio Baldi, her favorite restaurant in L.A. Her hair is reddish, wavy; her face seems free of makeup. She’s even more beautiful in person than she is in her photos. She’s wearing a white crop top, denim cutoff shorts, Puma sneakers, and a flowing Chinese-patterned robe. When she orders three half-portions of pasta dishes (spaghetti pomodoro with basil, gnocchi, and ravioli), I ask how she maintains her curvy but slim figure.
Rihanna sits across the table from me in the private room at Giorgio Baldi, her favorite restaurant in L.A. Her hair is reddish, wavy; her face seems free of makeup. She’s even more beautiful in person than she is in her photos. She’s wearing a white crop top, denim cutoff shorts, Puma sneakers, and a flowing Chinese-patterned robe. When she orders three half-portions of pasta dishes (spaghetti pomodoro with basil, gnocchi, and ravioli), I ask how she maintains her curvy but slim figure.
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I been , I been looking on the motherfuckin’
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internet And I been seeing a lot of niggas on Gram with fake busted ass things If you from Philly And you rep for Meek Milly, make some fuckin’ noise You don’t wanna see my Philly niggas hanging out the window Like we’re tryna spot Ricky And shout out to the niggas that showed me they not with me Shit, I don’t think it’s bout no rapping, it’s about Nicki He told us he was first in line but it got tricky I still wake up with the lady that you said you first in line with Did five months, came home, that’s perfect timing To make a sucka nigga look sucka without trying If Quentin Miller wrote that shit, why were we buying? Might as well go and get his tape, is he good or is he great? Niggas turn to hoes, Caitlyn Jenners turn to Drizzy Drakes Woah shit, we in Philly right? See I represent the niggas that come from the bottom
Yeah, I learned the game from William Wesley
You can never check me Back to back for the niggas that didn’t get the message Back to back like I’m on the cover of Lethal Weapon Back to back like I’m Jordan ‘96, ‘97 Whoa, very important and very pretentious When I look back I might be mad that I gave this attention Yeah, but it’s weighin’ heavy on my conscience Yeah, and fuck, you left The Boy no options I wanna see my niggas go insane You gon’ make me step out of my fuckin’ frame You gon’ make me buy bottles for Charlamagne You gon’ make me go out of my fuckin’ way I waited four days, nigga, where y’all at? I drove here in the Wraith playin’ AR-AB I’m not sure what it was that really made y’all mad But I guess this is what I gotta do to make y’all rap I mean woah, can’t fool the city, man, they know what’s up Second floor at Tootsies, gettin’ shoulder rubs This for y’all that think that I don’t write enough They just mad cause I got the midas touch You love her, then you gotta give the world to her Is that a world tour or your girl’s tour?
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I been , I been looking on the motherfuckin’
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internet And I been seeing a lot of niggas on Gram with fake busted ass things If you from Philly And you rep for Meek Milly, make some fuckin’ noise You don’t wanna see my Philly niggas hanging out the window Like we’re tryna spot Ricky And shout out to the niggas that showed me they not with me Shit, I don’t think it’s bout no rapping, it’s about Nicki He told us he was first in line but it got tricky I still wake up with the lady that you said you first in line with Did five months, came home, that’s perfect timing To make a sucka nigga look sucka without trying If Quentin Miller wrote that shit, why were we buying? Might as well go and get his tape, is he good or is he great? Niggas turn to hoes, Caitlyn Jenners turn to Drizzy Drakes Woah shit, we in Philly right? See I represent the niggas that come from the bottom
Yeah, I learned the game from William Wesley
You can never check me Back to back for the niggas that didn’t get the message Back to back like I’m on the cover of Lethal Weapon Back to back like I’m Jordan ‘96, ‘97 Whoa, very important and very pretentious When I look back I might be mad that I gave this attention Yeah, but it’s weighin’ heavy on my conscience Yeah, and fuck, you left The Boy no options I wanna see my niggas go insane You gon’ make me step out of my fuckin’ frame You gon’ make me buy bottles for Charlamagne You gon’ make me go out of my fuckin’ way I waited four days, nigga, where y’all at? I drove here in the Wraith playin’ AR-AB I’m not sure what it was that really made y’all mad But I guess this is what I gotta do to make y’all rap I mean woah, can’t fool the city, man, they know what’s up Second floor at Tootsies, gettin’ shoulder rubs This for y’all that think that I don’t write enough They just mad cause I got the midas touch You love her, then you gotta give the world to her Is that a world tour or your girl’s tour?
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top f i v e
dead or alive
#1 J. Cole
#2 AZ #4 Busta Ryhmes
#3 Kanye West
#5 Lil Wayne 20
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top f i v e
dead or alive
#1 J. Cole
#2 AZ #4 Busta Ryhmes
#3 Kanye West
#5 Lil Wayne 20
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