With their desire to fuse the aggressive nature of N.W.A, the Southern lyricism of Outkast, the soul of UGK, and the raw back home feel of a Nappy Roots, Dallas, Texas' The Dirty Rotten Skoundrelz comprised of members Big Suave and Don Claude, are back with a new track that making some noise on radio and across Southern Hip-Hop blogs.
After making some noise a few years back the guys are making another big push with none other than Port Arthur's finest, Bun B of UGK Backed by cutting edge producers, The Anti-turrdz. C.G. of Manipulative Musicc, and D. Hall, of Mr. Nice Guy Productions, the duo are running with a classic Bun B co-sign as Bun is shown in the video matching Dickies, J's and snapbacks in the guys favorite store in Dallas. Taking the hook from lyrics in Bun's song "You're Everything" feat. Rick Ross, David Banner & 8Ball & MJG, the guys flip the sample from Bun's II Trill album and show us how they get right in Oak Cliff when it comes to getting fresh for the day.
Everyone has a different style, but this is def how they get down in south Dallas and Texas in general. If you've ever run the streets in Texas you know what it is - Dickies and some J's are a staple in the hood so this track is def what the fans in the region will appreciate.
After making some noise a few years back the guys are making another big push with none other than Port Arthur's finest, Bun B of UGK Backed by cutting edge producers, The Anti-turrdz. C.G. of Manipulative Musicc, and D. Hall, of Mr. Nice Guy Productions, the duo are running with a classic Bun B co-sign as Bun is shown in the video matching Dickies, J's and snapbacks in the guys favorite store in Dallas. Taking the hook from lyrics in Bun's song "You're Everything" feat. Rick Ross, David Banner & 8Ball & MJG, the guys flip the sample from Bun's II Trill album and show us how they get right in Oak Cliff when it comes to getting fresh for the day.
Everyone has a different style, but this is def how they get down in south Dallas and Texas in general. If you've ever run the streets in Texas you know what it is - Dickies and some J's are a staple in the hood so this track is def what the fans in the region will appreciate.
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