| | Blaq Poet Rewind: Deja Screw CD Blaq Poet Discography of CDs
 (3 Customer Reviews)
Blaq Poet Rewind: Deja Screw Songs | 1. | Bang This |
| 2. | Ghetto Shit |
| 3. | Message From Poet |
| 4. | Bomb Shift |
| 5. | Bloody Mess |
| 6. | Watch Your Back |
| 7. | The Cash |
| 8. | My Nigga (F/ Team Shug) |
| 9. | What Ya'Ll Gonna Do? |
| 10. | Poet Has Come |
| 11. | You Fucked Up |
| 12. | After All This Time |
| 13. | Rhyme Crime Boss |
| 14. | Hard To Believe |
| 15. | Psycho |
| 16. | Still Flippin' |
| 17. | The Cash Pt. 2 |
| 18. | Mind Of A Criminal |
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Rewind: Deja Screw Music Review Average Rating: (3 out of 5 stars)  fire
real hip hop
Submitted by tapp2007 (waterbury ct)
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There are only a few real hip-hop albums in the year 2006- "Life" by KRS-ONE, "Hip-Hop is Dead" by Nas, "Game Theory" by The Roots and "Rewind (Deja Screw)" by Blaq Poet. I can't think of anymore I'm afraid but I'm glad that there are some rappers trying to keep it real. The commercial sissies like 50 Cent or Eminem better keep their mouth shut. You've got to be for the hood, not from the hood.
Submitted by iamveryenoying (Gdynia, Województwo Pomorskie, Poland)
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 sheit be wack
a waste of money.
Un-inventive and very very boring.
Submitted by Culture (Queens, NY)
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