We’re pretty sure Scooter has plenty of time to reflect behind bars. But today, he puts it all on wax with Webbie chiming in. Cell Block To Your Block on August 1.
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Shot prior to Scooter’s return to the bing, he and his Brick Squad boss operate behind a table full of cash and lean in their new clip. Young Scooter’s Cell Block To Your Block coming soon.
While Young Scooter sits in the Dekalb County Jail, he gets his Shyne Po on and records a new track produced by Zaytoven. Obviously, the audio quality is beyond shitty. Street Lottery 2 is due out July 4th.
Flossin and bossin is all DTE’s Big Bank Black knows. So for his new clip, Future and Brick Squad’s Scooter joins him in the hood to do just that.
From the block to the rooftop, Young Scooter has the streets on lock in his new clip with the Trill O.G. Off the Street Lottery mixtape available here.
While Scooter continues to serve his time on a probation violation, the Brick Squad affiliate puts fool’s jewels on blast with the latest release off his upcoming Street Lottery 2.
Young Scooter jets back to Colombia and this time he’s brought along Rozay, Stunna and Guwop for the trip. On another note, it’s been reported that Scooter and Gucci are cellmates in Dekalb County jail.
Forget who ever you’re with, Verse Simmonds is rolling with Cocaine Muzik, Brick Squad and Duct Tape Entertainment on this early leak off DJ Spinatik’s Street Runnaz 73. Produced by Sonny Digital. dgb
Young Scooter made his Breakfast Club debut today at Power 105. He spoke on his free agency, Brick Squad affiliation, relationship with Birdman and probation for trafficking.
Gucci Mane’s got more bricks to serve and on this time around, he brings Young Scooter with him on the second installment of his
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