Slim Thug’s a rolling stone. And on this harmonious cut produced by Mr. Lee, he lays his hat down along with Kirko, K.R.I.T., Z-Ro.
Slim Thug’s a rolling stone. And on this harmonious cut produced by Mr. Lee, he lays his hat down along with Kirko, K.R.I.T., Z-Ro.
If you aren’t familiar on how H-Town gets down, allow Kirko, Thugga, Paul Wall and Z-Ro to show you in their new video. Grab a cup. Kirko Bangz’ Progression III drops August 12.
With his fellow Houston natives riding along, Kirko lets the top down and puts his drank to the sky on his new track off The Progression III. Mixtape coming soon.
Love sure can be complicated sometimes and a nagging chick sure doesn’t help. Anywho, here’s Thugga and Z-Ro’s new video. Their A King & A Boss is coming soon.
Everything is bigger in Texas. And this past weekend, Dub and 97.9 The Beat held their annual car show and Thugga brought out Z-Ro for a performance of “Respect Something”.
Z-Ro’s got love for all you bitches. But then again, he really doesn’t. Anyway, here’s his latest audible. hhnm
It’s going down as some of the Lone Star State’s finest add their vocals to Beyonce’s chopped and screwed melody. Even the remixes are bigger in Texas.
Fresh off his departure from Rap-A-Lot, Z-Ro is still here to stay on the first single from his upcoming Tripolar on March 12. Keep the support alive and cop the mp3 here. hhnm
For the love of money, Slim Thug and Z-Ro are back at it with their latest collaboration from their upcoming joint project. King N Tha Boss coming soon. djbooth
Summer is far upon us. Nontheless,
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