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With Saigon’s Warning Shots 3 still in heavy rotation, the Yardfather’s been spotted on the small screen for his latest video featuring Nasir’s ol’ pal Quan.
Supergroups are all the rage these days. And recently, Cormega, Action Bronson, Roc Marciano and Saigon threw their hats into the fray. Here’s their first offering produced by Large Professor. Not the craziest posse cut, but Saigon definitely holds his own.
Seems like Sai’s been down this road before. And once again, the Yardfather finds himself bearing the cold for his new video. Off the deluxe version of The Greatest Story Never Told.
Saigon stopped by Sway In The Morning last week on Shade 45 and gave a live rendition of his track, “Women Are The New Dogs”.
Mr. Wilson’s final guest Friday was the Yardfather who stopped by the East Village Studios to promote his Warning Shots 3 mixtape. Down bottom, E gets Sai to freestyle over “No Church In The Wild” and “Lord Knows” instrumental loops. Hip-hop is live, y’all. Peep whole show here.
Hungry? Why wait. Instead, dig into Saigon’s new video in support of Warning Shots 3. Bon app
[vodpod id=Video.16006438&w=540&h=350&fv=] After Bow Wow stepped up to the plate, Saigon gave the cameras a few of his own raps
Hosted by Just Blaze, the Yardfather drops the third installment of his Warning Shot series with features from Joe Budden, Lil Fame and more. Tracklist and download link after the jump.
Over the smooth soulful sounds provided by Red Spyda, Sai drops one more cut dedicated to you shady ladies. Can’t teach an old dog new tricks, right? Warning Shots 3 drops tomorrow.
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