Pastor Troy Interview at The Breakfast Club Power 105.1
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I fuck with PT. I been knowing this dude for a looong damn time. I'm talking 98-99.
Haiti!!!!!!!!!!
I still bang Vice Versa 
this was my first time I ever heard of him
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BET Uncut classic
this was my first time I ever heard of him
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ask him what happened when he came to baton rouge "beefin" with p
i listen to troy music but there is a good ol backstory that he not telling
i listen to troy music but there is a good ol backstory that he not telling
Fill us in with the backstory
I still bang Vice Versa
I thought it could have been a great song without all the "yeah" throughout the entire song.
man he's been exposed so many times its not even worth talking about.
that's my favorite part lol
So basically u came in the thread to talk hearsay bullshit without producing any facts about what you started... typical nigga logic
I bet that was a ball!Saw this nigga with his chick at Cozumel on Cinco de Mayo. [emoji38]
They played his shit, some drama, TRU, twista, P, and other shit that had folks
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Lemme know next time you go
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No lie I was just jammin this in the gym 2 days ago
i moved to atl the summer of '98,, "ain't no more play in GA" was played all day & night on the radio & in the clubs,, & this was at a time when local atl artist (outside of outkast & goodie mobb) got no love anywhere,,
to be honest, i thought troy was wack when i first heard him,, but after going out to clubs damn near every night, it grew on me,, now that song has so many memories attached to it, it gets me fired up to hear it,, the 90's was the last of a golden era in atl,, im glad i was a part of it
to be honest, i thought troy was wack when i first heard him,, but after going out to clubs damn near every night, it grew on me,, now that song has so many memories attached to it, it gets me fired up to hear it,, the 90's was the last of a golden era in atl,, im glad i was a part of it
I just bought D.S.G.B. Til Death Do Us Part (2003) CD last week for $3. Certified classic
Co-sign
he wanted to get signed to no limit back in the day and it didn't happen this was when atl and new orleans was beefing tough he came to baton rouge thinking he was bigger than what he was and got beat up and ran out of town
Damn I miss that era
ATL 97-2003
ATL 97-2003
Did he talk about the C-Murder incident??
Naw young in,90-2003Damn I miss that era
ATL 97-2003
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