It’s not too often that you find yourself saying “Damn, Capone did his thing on that track.” Here’s one of the few occurrences found on an old track, “I Don’t Wanna.” All I can really remember is that this song was on a Clue tape…back when Clue still had some relevance.
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Download — Capone – “I Don’t Wanna”
Naledge – Rubbers
Queen Latifah ft. Mary J Blige – People
Trey Songz – One Love
Charles Hamilton – All Alone
Ace Hood – On My Grind
Final Outlaw – In The Park
Gucci Mane Feat Oj Da Juiceman – Wasted Remix
Killer Mike Feat. Yung Ralph – Oh Yeah
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Clue may not have much relevance today, but IMO is the most important name in the history of the mixtape game. All respect due to Capri, Doo Wop, Tony Touch, Ron G and ‘em, but Clue elevated the game.
No denying his influence, but things just weren’t the same after he got clowned on Backstage or whatever that movie was lol.
haha That three haircut ethering by Dame did the trick.