An appropriately crunked-out emcee from Atlanta, Lil Scrappy is a follower of Lil Jon, who produced his breakout single "Headbussa" and much of his debut LP, a double album with Trillville. Stylistically, Scrappy sounds nearly identical to many other ATL acts, with lots of fast rhymes, shouted choruses, piles of keyboards and syncopated, bass-heavy beats.
In 2006, Scrappy's career took a somewhat unexpected detour when he signed with 50 Cent's G-Unit label. The following, Bred to Die, didn't mess with Scrappy's winning formula, but it did increasingly incorporate G-Unit's trademark gangsta nihilism.
- Sam Chennault
An appropriately crunked-out emcee from Atlanta, Lil Scrappy is a follower of Lil Jon, who produced his breakout single "Headbussa" and much of his debut LP, a double album with Trillville. Stylistically, Scrappy...
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Head Bussa (3:54) |
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Neva Eva (4:34) |
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F.I.L.A. (4:59) | |
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Knuck If You Buck (with Lil Scrappy) (3:26) | |
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Dookie Love (1:25) | |
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Some Cut (4:39) | |
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Neva Eva (Remix Featuring Twista) (4:37) | |
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The Hood (4:11) |
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