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He's A Good Man
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Albums Sean Price - Imperius Rex (Discussion Thread)
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Shyt is still so piff.
Apartheid has become a staple to get through the day
Sleeper song for me was Church Bells. That shyt grew on me like a muthafukka.
Apartheid has become a staple to get through the day
Sleeper song for me was Church Bells. That shyt grew on me like a muthafukka.
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
Four fifth in your face til your faculty of fukkboys forfeit in your face 
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
the best definition of GOD
JMurder
SOHH Member since 01...
That Meth salute to Ruck on Clans & Cliks
Yup. Better than the WU album
Sean Price Connects With Small Professor, Rock & DJ Revolution on 'Refrigerator P': Premiere
11/24/2017 by Nerisha Penrose
Andy Gonzalez
Sean Price
When Sean Price passed away two years ago, the Brownsville, Brooklyn, emcee left behind an unfading legacy as one of rap's elite wordsmiths, lauded for his sharp wordplay as well as his flair for humorous punchlines.
His legacy was strengthened with the release of his posthumous album, Imperius Rex, and today (Nov. 24), Billboard is exclusively premiering "Refrigerator P," featuring Small Professor and P's partners-in-rhyme Rock (of Heltah Skeltah), and DJ Revolution.
For the album version of "Refrigerator P," P flies solo over the drum-laden, Dan the Man-produced cut. On the original version of "Refrigerator P," Small Professor lays down a triumphant, gritty beat and makes way for P's brash yet witty lyricism to shine. "The shyt you holding is dead colon cancer the cream," he raps. "The slugs move everything around me, S.M.E.A.M/ Huh? What the f--k that mean?"
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Hip-Hop Stars Remember Sean Price on Social Media
Later, P continues his rampage on the second verse and raps about being "rap's divine father." "Can't escape your faith, great, who can I run to?" he says, referencing '90s R&B group Xscape's classic "Who Can I Run To."
To coincide with the single, Fat Beats will be releasing "Refrigerator P" on vinyl in honor of Record Store Day (Black Friday).
Listen to "Refrigerator P" below.
11/24/2017 by Nerisha Penrose
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Andy Gonzalez
Sean Price
When Sean Price passed away two years ago, the Brownsville, Brooklyn, emcee left behind an unfading legacy as one of rap's elite wordsmiths, lauded for his sharp wordplay as well as his flair for humorous punchlines.
His legacy was strengthened with the release of his posthumous album, Imperius Rex, and today (Nov. 24), Billboard is exclusively premiering "Refrigerator P," featuring Small Professor and P's partners-in-rhyme Rock (of Heltah Skeltah), and DJ Revolution.
For the album version of "Refrigerator P," P flies solo over the drum-laden, Dan the Man-produced cut. On the original version of "Refrigerator P," Small Professor lays down a triumphant, gritty beat and makes way for P's brash yet witty lyricism to shine. "The shyt you holding is dead colon cancer the cream," he raps. "The slugs move everything around me, S.M.E.A.M/ Huh? What the f--k that mean?"
READ MORE
Hip-Hop Stars Remember Sean Price on Social Media
Later, P continues his rampage on the second verse and raps about being "rap's divine father." "Can't escape your faith, great, who can I run to?" he says, referencing '90s R&B group Xscape's classic "Who Can I Run To."
To coincide with the single, Fat Beats will be releasing "Refrigerator P" on vinyl in honor of Record Store Day (Black Friday).
Listen to "Refrigerator P" below.
