The results are “Ballaholic,” “Earl That’s Yo’ Life,” and “Borrow Yo’ Broad,” which attack as hard as any West Coast gangsta rap songs, but also feature detours like this (from “Ballaholic”): “You play the frog, if you feel froggish n***a leap / I neglect my dogs, starving sometimes they don't eat / Elroy speak to me about my triple-beam, officer I got proof / Po'-po', that's for weighing nuts and fruits.” More so than ever before, 40 opens the seams on the English language and gives every track here its own invented word, including “weeples,” “cooning,” “plinayed,” “perking,” and “gangsterous. Those two sides of his personality complement each other perfectly. The album shows 40’s taste for fundamental West Coast bass becoming more pronounced as his vocabulary skills become more spectacular. Perhaps because rap fans began to take his untamed creativity for granted, Charlie Hustle was overlooked upon its release and it remains one of 40’s most underrated efforts. Verse 3: E-40 Wha-da-da-dey, wha-da-da-da-dang Hustlin on the thirteen-hundred block slangin caine Carquenez Bridge, Mini-14, thats gangster shit With walkie-talkies and po-po scanners on. ![]() funk (2000) Macmall-illegalbusinness1993.zip Mac-e - da nu boi (memphis. By 1999 E-40 had achieved legend status, and he was so locked in to his signature sound that it was impossible for him to make a song that missed the mark. DuvelDuvel-De Koptheorie-1999-nl010 E40-charlie hustle blueprint of a.
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