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My Homies

Jan 05, 2007 | BPM: | Producer: Slantize
Rate: 72 props, beat score: 4.15 out of 572 props, beat score: 4.15 out of 572 props, beat score: 4.15 out of 572 props, beat score: 4.15 out of 572 props, beat score: 4.15 out of 5
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92 BPM. Groovy style beat with a twist of west coast funk flavor. Guaranteed to keep the head noddin’.

Moods: Happy, Silly
Genres: Club, Pop, West Coast

11 Responses to “My Homies”

  1. definately dope shit.. hype, evil as hell ..

    keep it up

  2. evil? wtf

  3. haha…he said hype and evil…what the hell r u smokin dude….ahahahahahahahahha

  4. it has Vibe up in the beat

    not really evil

  5. evil. no. hype. no.
    mos def on some rider shit tho.
    im feelin some dip low, whippin da whip on this one.

  6. lol

  7. Shit… soundz like “Ganksta lovin’ ” by Eve and Alicia

  8. no it sounds like a shoutout to da homies track

  9. Snoop feat. the Wu-Tang Clan on this would be dope

  10. lol everyone dissed the guy that said evil. Depends on how you look at it….it could easily be flipped from a shoutout to the homies track, to a comedic psycho about riding up to elementary schools and kidnapping the children, then taking them to a fun house WHERE YOU RAPE THEM VIOLENTLY AND THEN FEAST UPON THEIR DEPARTED LIGAMENTS or something like that.

  11. http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_music.cfm?bandID=954913
    made a comedy track to this! “Under The Influence”, by Mr. AL of Storm Squad Records! peep it!

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