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Don Dada (Feat. B. Will & Lee Banks)
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Real Shooter
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God Wants Me To Ball (Feat. London Jae)
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Webbie I Remember
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Cocaine Fever
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Liar
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I Hope You Make It
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Me & Mama
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I'm That Nigga Now
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Me, Myself & I
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Different Cloth
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My Pains Run Deep
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Everything
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Heartless Hearts
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You Don't Know Me Like That
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Get Ya Mind Right
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Real Friends
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Let Me Know (Feat. Yung Bleu)
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Motherless Child
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I Testify
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Semi On Me (Feat. Yung Bleu)
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Wrong Role Model
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Get Me Outta Here
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Trust Nobody
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Label: ATLANTIC UK
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
CLEAN. Two CD set. 2017 release from the rapper. His biggest, brashest, and boldest statement to date and first-ever double-disc, Boopac arrives two years after Boosie Badazz's 2015 smash, Touch Down 2 Cause Hell. The album made an explosive debut at #3 on the Billboard 200. A series of acclaimed mixtapes announced Boosie's continued power, but the milestone Boopac firmly cements his place in the pantheon. The 25-track collection boasts only four guests - B. Will, Yung Bleu, London Jae, and Lee Banks - thus shining a spotlight on Boosie Badazz like never before. - Since emerging from the Louisiana underground in 1997, Boosie Badazz has become one of the most significant presences in hip-hop. The Baton Rouge native first lit up the underground at just 17 and soon teamed with Trill Entertainment to unleash a series of undisputed classics, including 2003's Ghetto Stories and 2004's Gangsta Musik (both with longtime collaborator Webbie), and 2009's top 10 breakthrough, Superbad: The Return Of Boosie Badazz. His fifth solo album, 2010's Incarcerated, was recorded and released while serving a 96-month prison sentence at Angola Louisiana State Penitentiary. The album earned widespread acclaim, with Spin hailing it as "an enormously heartfelt album that makes his legal plight even more of a feel-bad story." Released in March 2014 after serving a reduced sentence of 52 months, Boosie truly became a mainstream force with Touch Down 2 Cause Hell.
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