The masses slept on Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood but that’s alright with B. Gizzle. The N’awlins Saint can run the underground market better than Reggie Bush at this point. He knows which direction he’s headed–as well as the one that leads to the bank. A cameo appearance from Juve makes this one a Tuesday & Thursday affair. Read the rest of this entry »

Ten some odd years ago, Christopher “B.G.” Dorsey undoubtedly had the same easygoing persona, but his star status was definitely on another echelon. At the height of their popularity, B.G. was instrumental in helping Cash Money Records shift from entrepreneurship to empire before internal rifts, legal turmoil and drug addiction threw him of course. Bent on never reclaiming what once was, the original Hot Boy unveils Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood, which spits in the face of commercial radio while coincidentally returning the B.G. of old into the fray. Read the rest of this entry »

There comes a point in certain rappers careers where the need to rehash their past glory is inevitable. The booze-polluted nights and crops of blunts eventually add up (or don’t…) and not only do their brains appreciate the option to renovate former greatness, they take ease in knowing they’ve got one in the chamber.

Cue B. Gizzle and Mannie Fresh. Read the rest of this entry »

A nice share of the Boot’s baddest together on a song. The lyrics and production aren’t the only eery characteristics of the track when you consider that of the featured artists one’s deceased, two are incarcerated and Gizzle just caught a gun charge earlier this month. Read the rest of this entry »