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Getting arrested three times in one day? That's the shit we don't like. Getting a feature placement on Kanye West's new album is a great look—Being behind bars isn't. Haven't we seen this movie before? This Chiraq MC and trouble are synomnous. Drive slow, young homie.
The whole 2 Chainz robbery fiasco. The culprits. Tit for initially denying it and you fuck boys on the Internet who made him feel like he should. Ain't no shame in defending yourself by fists or by feet. It ain't safe in these streets.
Produced by Trippy Keez, Daz Dillinger and WC continue to throw the dubs up high for their collaborative album’s next release. Westcoast Gangsta Shit arrives July 2.
Late nights across the Left Coast will never be the same as long as Daz Dillinger and Dub C have anything to do with it. Purchase the track here. West Coast Gangsta Shit! coming soon.
In case you didn’t know, Daz and Kurupt are preparing for their upcoming album. But until it arrives, here’s their brand new single featuring Snoop Dogg, produced by League of Starz.
Daz Dillinger and Dub-C have announced their collaborative project, Westcoast Gangster Shit. No release date set yet, but peep the studio clip above and the artwork for it below.
Guess everything in L.A. is always what it seems. So with that being said, Daz, Kurupt and Snoop share what the city of Angels has to offer in their new video. Directed by Dah Dah.
For the love of his city, Snoop gets back to his doggish ways to join Daz and Kurupt on their latest track. Smooth groove. Welcome 2 L.A.!
Due to a pushback, Daz Dillinger makes up it up to his fans by releasing a new track from the project. Tha hood gon’ appreciate this one. WitIt WitIt now drops December 4.
Devin The Dude’s film, Highway is on the horizon. But with an old school vibe, Daz and Kurupt gets paid and elevates on the soundtrack’s first offering.
