“It’s about being in control,” the guy adds. “When you look at the ‘We Nonetheless Cluster,’ i mention driving so you can Compton, picking up students regarding limo and you may takin’ em to your store and you will havin’ enjoyable which have ‘em. It isn’t a problem to united states, and we are really not bringing it without any consideration, but this is certainly an energy for the majority of of these kids to come up, strive at school, about fight. We strive giving ‘em pledge. A great lotta people in the inner towns and cities dont do so. Nobody wants when deciding to take the duty as a leader.”

Longtime fans who’ve savored tracks like “Sweet Black P***y” (from the debut), “Mo’ P***y” (from “Way 2 Fonky”) and “Can I Eat It?” (from “Safe & Sound”) will be relieved to know that much of Rhythm-al-ism celebrates the female body with equal enthusiasm. But the ultra-explicit “Medley,” complete with gorgeously obscene vocals from the DeBarges and Nate Dogg as well as Snoop’s horny flow, takes it to another level altogether. Read More >