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Big Money V or Old School Money V as commonly referred to, is a throwback to the days when you had to be lyrical, political or have a message just to have a cd – or in those days – a tape out. Not for the faint of heart this newest offering is an uncompromising look into the grimy underworld of street life in the modern urban environment. Rife with stories of pimps, hustlers, gangsters and dope dealers one has to ask if this is the glorification of the street hustler lifestyle or if this is a grim prediction to the deteriorating state of our society. Those are the questions being asked and explored on this new album. Pick up a copy if you would like a guided tour from the Portland street legend who coined the phrase ‘reality rap’. Comin 2 Tha Stage Music | Category | Rap Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7333247 | | Catalog number | 108614 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 24, 2006 |
Big Money 5 Comin 2 Tha Stage Songs | 1. | Welcome 2 Portland |
| 2. | Comin 2 Tha Stage |
| 3. | Pimp or Die (feat. Mr. Rida) |
| 4. | 72 Drop Caddy |
| 5. | The Bad Guy |
| 6. | Money & Hoes |
| 7. | Platinum & Gangsta (feat. Mr. Rida) |
| 8. | Ride with Me (feat. Mr. Rida) |
| 9. | Cleanin House |
| 10. | Killin em (feat. Mr. Rida) |
| 11. | Not On Us (feat. Mr. Rida) |
| 12. | Mob Shit |
| 13. | All I Know |
| 14. | Fat Boy |
| 15. | Game Over Remix |
| 16. | Downtown Remix |
| 17. | Fuckin With Us (feat. Mr. Rida) |
| 18. | Quite Influential (feat. J. Dawg) |
| 19. | Straight Pimp Game |
| 20. | 2k3 Pimpin |
| 21. | Dont Know Me |
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