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Explicit. Band Is Killa Tay, Lil Cyco,C-Bo,151
West Coast Mafia Gang: 151, Killa Tay, Lil Cyco, C-BO.
West Coast Mafia Gang Gang Affiliated Songs Gang Affiliated Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Good solid album, C-Bo runnin things tighter than Mack One O
I had to put down the bloody PORK chop I was eating to not laugh with food in my mouth @ this fool who says the B-Dawgs run thnigs. Sure Mack 10 had the baton but he dropped it. Had a chance to pick it up again but tripped on it.
Forcing his relay potna W.C. to fast pick up the slack and win the Ghetto Olympics. Sure B-Dawgs win a medal every now and then. But the brother below has a good point. It is often with the help of the blue. The Major exception is the O.G. D.J. Quick. Otherwise for each B name you drop either for sales, classic albums dropped, etc, I will name 3-4 Crips who did better. I will give respect where it's due though. B-Dawgs are great at gathering together a set of 50, each learning a verse, and putting out frisbee "album" which really is a compilation and peddling that crap.
I'd rather have a good group like this with a few proven talents, up and coming with a veteran like C-Bo. His bars made him a ghetto star.
BIGG BIRD
Submitted by sfdpg (FRISCO, CA)
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 5 star thug c-bo at it again
the album is dope. real gangsta ish money drugs BlTCHES and bangin'. hey arent tupac and yukmouth bloods they both got them plaques on da wall
Submitted by luniz831 (salinas BlTCH!)
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wild wild west
it's a tight album i liked the lyris n' da sounds it's real gangsta wut can i say is c-bo
Submitted by pimpdogg (la.ca)
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stupid slobs are all busters get 3 caped in da dome we send them in a bloody body bag home westcoast killaz cboloc
Submitted by crowser (ex.california,sj,usa)
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This C-Bo iz off tha hook.All tha song hea iz dope.As foe that dumb slob who posted his review bout dis C-bo album.,Wat tha fucc r u doin' tryin' to listen to sum CRIP sheit foe.Dumb lil' slob.CRIPS bring tha funk while slobs get stomped. ooooohweeeee!
Submitted by criminalzontheloose (Richmond,CA)
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