12/14/06 - Crime Mob & Lil Scrappy Set To Drop Hip-Hop Album

markforlife · 12-14-2006, 09:36 PM

hit the rep up

It’s been almost two years since six rowdy teenagers from Ellenwood, Georgia first exploded on tational music scene with there thunderous tunes “Knuck if You Buck.” Like an uncontrollable wildfire the song blazed its way through the underground and literally became one of the hottest songs in the country. Their subsequent self-titled debut drew rave reviews from various critics from both hip-hop and mainstream press – the album is pure adrenaline on wax. The New York Times called their music “addictive” noting that it had their gritty and aggressive sound evoked “the gleeful mayhem of an out-of-control classroom.” If Lil Jon is considered the King of Crunk and Lil Scrappy the Crown Prince of Crunk then consider Crime Mob the Grand Dukes and Duchesses of Crunk music -the young Turks, reppin’ the next generation of Southern hip-hop.

Crime Mob’s musical tale has its roots deep in the streets of Ellenwood, a small suburb outside of Atlanta. “We came up in the same area,” says Cyco Black. “We all went to the same school, that’s how we hit it off really.” When the crew was in their early teens the guys got involved in a little more than their fair share of mischief. Back then they called themselves Crime Mob and were known for being a rowdy bunch. But it was their love of music that brought the six together over a homemade studio where they would develop a style that eventually led them to fame and fortune. “The name [Crime Mob] was made up a long time ago,” says Princess. “We still hold [onto] that name because it’s a part of our history, it’s a reminder of where we came from, but we’ve turned it into a positive thing.”

Soon the group started hitting the streets with their underground CDs, doing countless shows around the City of Atlanta. After a while Crime Mob earned a reputation for putting on exciting shows. One of the highlights of that show was their performance of the underground song, “Knuck if You Buck” - it caused sheer pandemonium. Whenever the beat dropped and the crew started chanting the hook, the clubs would go crazy. Impressed with their talent and performance skills, BME recording artist Lil Scrappy invited them to open up a few shows for him. Little did the group know that it would alter their lives forever. Scrappy had arranged for Lil Jon and BME executives to be at one of the shows and they were thoroughly impressed with what they saw. “Lil Jon and the rest of BME were in the club,” recalls Princess. “When we performed the song the crowd already knew it. So, that sparked their attention.” BME and Crime Mob inked a deal and immediately went into the studio to record. Two weeks later Crime Mob’s self-titled debut was ready. Fueled by the blazing hit single “Knuck if You Buck,” (the second single to reach platinum status in ringtones), Crime Mob’s debut album peaked at number five on the Billboard charts and sold well over four hundred thousand units with little promotions.

Now, just when you thought that it was safe to go to the clubs or turn on your radio and enjoy a nice quiet crime free evening, Cyco Black (20), Diamond (18), Lil Jay (20), Princess (19), MIG (19) and Killa C (20) return with their long-awaited sophomore album entitled Hated On Mostly, an album that features more of the chart-topping, head-busting music for you to rock yo hips and swing them bows to.

According to the group, Hated On Mostly not only represents the next plateau for the group artistically speaking, but it also serves as a big fat smack in the face of the crew’s haters and distracters who were waiting on Crime Mob’s downfall. This record says emphatically that it isn’t gonna happen.

“You know we were young when the first album came out,” explains MIG. “We were still in [high] school and there were haters.”

“A lotta people underestimated us,” adds Diamond. “But people all over the world, white folks, Black folks, green folks still love our music. People didn’t think that Crime Mob would really make it this far.”

Produced by Lil Jay, Killa C, MIG, Dirty Doc Jam and the Omp Camp, Hated On Mostly represents a creative milestone in Crime Mob’s artistic career and shakes the dreaded sophomore jinx like a junkie going cold turkey. The main thing that separates Hated On Mostly from the Crime Mob LP can be summed up in one word - maturity. Instead of saturating the album with the tried and true theme of I’ll-beat-yo-ass, the sextet also explore a softer side. For example, one need listen no further than the group’s lead single, “Rock Yo Hips,” featuring label mate, Lil Scrappy. “Rock Yo Hips” is a club-friendly ode to the rotating movement of the female posterior. The hypnotic track is built around a snap-styled beat with a booming bass drum and catchy flute riff. “Rock Yo Hips” leans more toward crunk n’ b than the head busting adrenaline filled beats that Crime Mob is known for.

“Don’t Need Ya,” is a joint that lyrically pits the ladies against the fellas in a mock lovers spat. “Princess came up with that one,” explains Diamond. She just was like on some kinda angry 3-6 type of stuff. Let the females go against the males. We spoke for the ladies and the guys spoke from the male point of view. That record is crazy. We had a good time doing that one.” “Don’t Need Ya” chops up a classic sample of Bobby Womack’s hit “If You Think You’re Lonely Now,” into a sweet melodic track that forms the perfect sonic juxtaposition to Crime Mob’s aggressive flow and combative lyrics.

Another song that stands out on Hated On Mostly is “Circles,” a haunting song about the painful agony of being in a dysfunctional relationship. Using a sample from the classic Luther Vandross song “Going in Circles,” the smooth out R&B-tinged song is bound to be one of the biggest tracks on the album and no doubt will take Crime Mob to the next plateau of success. “We really wanted to put it on our album to try something different,” says MIG. “Dirty Doc Jam brought us the track with the sample already in it and we really liked it. So we just sparked it up right there.”

But don’t let these smoothed out tracks fool you. In no way has the Mob gone soft. Rest assured that there are plenty of trunk-rattling, angst filled bow-throwing club anthems like the rowdy “Who You Be,” the badass jam “2nd Look,” and the menacing title-tune to keep die hard crunk fans more than satisfied.

SM596 · 12-14-2006, 09:42 PM

good shit.......

Ether Boii · 12-14-2006, 10:04 PM

propzzz,good read

South Star · 12-14-2006, 10:07 PM

Props.

It's Amazing that there Is still people that still Jam to that track.

Ty193 · 12-14-2006, 10:28 PM

propzz on the info..

G-unit-4-life · 12-14-2006, 10:50 PM

props on this

MC B STREETZ · 12-14-2006, 10:55 PM

AAEE LETS GET IT POP'PIN

Aiyyo propz 4 da 411, SCRAPPY doin his thing & he gettin gwop.....money in da bank

G G G-UNIT

ThaTRUTH06 · 12-14-2006, 11:04 PM

Who cares......off topic but.......Game is a faagot ass bitch who swallowed 50 & Dre's cum. Thats why he's so mad they broke up with him. From now on I'ma call that faggot nigga Game Butterfly Game. Here's a list of names for that faggot. 1. Butterfly Game, 2. Stripperella, 3. Bitch boy, 4. Mr. Potatoe Head, 5. The Cali Bitch, 6. Gayme, 7. Homothug Game, 8. The Doctors Ass-licker, 9. The Doctors Bitch, 10. Mr. Change of Heart, 11. Doja, 12. Chocolate passion, 13. Thug Passion(like yukmouth said). Aw man this is to funny........Ha Ha. Im just playing man, these is jokes laugh. But you can take it how you want to.

BAnk$ 82992 · 12-14-2006, 11:16 PM

OKAY KAY KAY. Nigga lil scrappys cd is straight fire.

ns_diplomat · 12-14-2006, 11:18 PM

knuck if you buck is still a hot track

markforlife · 12-14-2006, 11:23 PM

scrappy gomma kill this crim mob album

SideArmz909 · 12-15-2006, 12:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThaTRUTH06

Who cares......off topic but.......Game is a faagot ass bitch who swallowed 50 & Dre's cum. Thats why he's so mad they broke up with him. From now on I'ma call that faggot nigga Game Butterfly Game. Here's a list of names for that faggot. 1. Butterfly Game, 2. Stripperella, 3. Bitch boy, 4. Mr. Potatoe Head, 5. The Cali Bitch, 6. Gayme, 7. Homothug Game, 8. The Doctors Ass-licker, 9. The Doctors Bitch, 10. Mr. Change of Heart, 11. Doja, 12. Chocolate passion, 13. Thug Passion(like yukmouth said). Aw man this is to funny........Ha Ha. Im just playing man, these is jokes laugh. But you can take it how you want to.

lol off topic but funny and true

240KA · 12-15-2006, 12:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MC B STREETZ

AAEE LETS GET IT POP'PIN

Aiyyo propz 4 da 411, SCRAPPY doin his thing & he gettin gwop.....money in da bank

G G G-UNIT

lets do the math. if he aint sellin where is he getting money from. lil wacky flopped like everyone else in gay unit and everyone else to come

fuckin groupies

SideArmz909 · 12-15-2006, 12:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 240KA

lets do the math. if he aint sellin where is he getting money from. lil wacky flopped like everyone else in gay unit and everyone else to come

fuckin groupies

you like to suck on doja's dick alot dont u

THREATS · 12-15-2006, 12:53 AM

sounds cool then.

Reppin_Time_NYC · 12-15-2006, 04:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThaTRUTH06

Who cares......off topic but.......Game is a faagot ass bitch who swallowed 50 & Dre's cum. Thats why he's so mad they broke up with him. From now on I'ma call that faggot nigga Game Butterfly Game. Here's a list of names for that faggot. 1. Butterfly Game, 2. Stripperella, 3. Bitch boy, 4. Mr. Potatoe Head, 5. The Cali Bitch, 6. Gayme, 7. Homothug Game, 8. The Doctors Ass-licker, 9. The Doctors Bitch, 10. Mr. Change of Heart, 11. Doja, 12. Chocolate passion, 13. Thug Passion(like yukmouth said). Aw man this is to funny........Ha Ha. Im just playing man, these is jokes laugh. But you can take it how you want to.

wow.. someone has some time on their hands. FUCK G G G G G G Gay-UNIT!! Buck is the only respectable member, Bank's CD was trash, Gayo aint never gunna drop again, 50 knows better than to put Gayo out again, Hot Rod aint gunna do shit, Spyder gunna get merked by some real crips before he put shit out and fuck 50 that sell out bitch, fake ass JA RULE!!!! Game sellin more than Banks and Lil Wacky put togather so hate allll u want, fuck Dre he didnt need him . say whatever u want, thats my fuckin opinion fuck off

Stay Fly · 12-15-2006, 05:26 AM

Reppin_time_NYC , are u for real? gayme groupie bitch. why are you talking shit? G-unit is a succesfull movement. Yayo sold 400 000 after 4 weeks. Your little Gayme bitch sold 200 000 copies more. thats nothing. nothing. And dont speak about the other members. They doing their thang. They`re coming. If you say buck is the only respected in g-unit then you have to say all of them are. g-unit is working like that. if 50 cent or bansk or yayo is fake why do buck hang with them?

Certified 716 · 12-15-2006, 08:42 AM

props been waitin on this crime mob album

markforlife · 12-15-2006, 09:42 AM

what the hell does this have to do with scrappy ^^^

MaliQ · 12-15-2006, 09:50 AM

propzzz....

ThaTRUTH06 · 12-15-2006, 10:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hoesaintshit

Reppin_time_NYC , are u for real? gayme groupie bitch. why are you talking shit? G-unit is a succesfull movement. Yayo sold 400 000 after 4 weeks. Your little Gayme bitch sold 200 000 copies more. thats nothing. nothing. And dont speak about the other members. They doing their thang. They`re coming. If you say buck is the only respected in g-unit then you have to say all of them are. g-unit is working like that. if 50 cent or bansk or yayo is fake why do buck hang with them?

They just respect Buck because Game said he wanted to be cool with Buck thats all. Bunch of dickriders. I remember when the unit came out everyone though Buck was the worse member but look how times have changed. Its cool though as long as they Buy his shit...........On a side note Scrappy sold what I expected maybe a little more (still a flop). But I'm mad that nigga is tryna sell Crime Mob, there garbage.

240KA · 12-15-2006, 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gunot-Killah

you like to suck on doja's dick alot dont u

wow how is that when i didnt say anything about The Game.

see fuckin groupie man

you dickriders never cease to amaze me

de Ronne · 12-15-2006, 04:01 PM

props i guess

Jay_Dubbs_Southside_28457 · 12-15-2006, 05:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 240KA

lets do the math. if he aint sellin where is he getting money from. lil wacky flopped like everyone else in gay unit and everyone else to come

fuckin groupies

you have nas with Jay Z pouring wine his a glass
what you think jays a slave to or lower then nas
so you definly can't call anyone a groupie

Firefly5 · 12-15-2006, 05:41 PM

Crime Mob is a one-hit wonder to me. They're a rip-off of Three 6 Mafia . Anyways, Lil Scrappy is the only way this album is going to do any good. His album his straight fire.

12-14-2006, 09:36 PM	#1
markforlife Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Tampa Florida Posts: 8,918 Repped: 0 Repped 584 Times in 98 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	12/14/06 - Crime Mob & Lil Scrappy Set To Drop Hip-Hop Album 12/14/06 - Crime Mob & Lil Scrappy Set To Drop Hip-Hop Album hit the rep up It’s been almost two years since six rowdy teenagers from Ellenwood, Georgia first exploded on tational music scene with there thunderous tunes “Knuck if You Buck.” Like an uncontrollable wildfire the song blazed its way through the underground and literally became one of the hottest songs in the country. Their subsequent self-titled debut drew rave reviews from various critics from both hip-hop and mainstream press – the album is pure adrenaline on wax. The New York Times called their music “addictive” noting that it had their gritty and aggressive sound evoked “the gleeful mayhem of an out-of-control classroom.” If Lil Jon is considered the King of Crunk and Lil Scrappy the Crown Prince of Crunk then consider Crime Mob the Grand Dukes and Duchesses of Crunk music -the young Turks, reppin’ the next generation of Southern hip-hop. Crime Mob’s musical tale has its roots deep in the streets of Ellenwood, a small suburb outside of Atlanta. “We came up in the same area,” says Cyco Black. “We all went to the same school, that’s how we hit it off really.” When the crew was in their early teens the guys got involved in a little more than their fair share of mischief. Back then they called themselves Crime Mob and were known for being a rowdy bunch. But it was their love of music that brought the six together over a homemade studio where they would develop a style that eventually led them to fame and fortune. “The name [Crime Mob] was made up a long time ago,” says Princess. “We still hold [onto] that name because it’s a part of our history, it’s a reminder of where we came from, but we’ve turned it into a positive thing.” Soon the group started hitting the streets with their underground CDs, doing countless shows around the City of Atlanta. After a while Crime Mob earned a reputation for putting on exciting shows. One of the highlights of that show was their performance of the underground song, “Knuck if You Buck” - it caused sheer pandemonium. Whenever the beat dropped and the crew started chanting the hook, the clubs would go crazy. Impressed with their talent and performance skills, BME recording artist Lil Scrappy invited them to open up a few shows for him. Little did the group know that it would alter their lives forever. Scrappy had arranged for Lil Jon and BME executives to be at one of the shows and they were thoroughly impressed with what they saw. “Lil Jon and the rest of BME were in the club,” recalls Princess. “When we performed the song the crowd already knew it. So, that sparked their attention.” BME and Crime Mob inked a deal and immediately went into the studio to record. Two weeks later Crime Mob’s self-titled debut was ready. Fueled by the blazing hit single “Knuck if You Buck,” (the second single to reach platinum status in ringtones), Crime Mob’s debut album peaked at number five on the Billboard charts and sold well over four hundred thousand units with little promotions. Now, just when you thought that it was safe to go to the clubs or turn on your radio and enjoy a nice quiet crime free evening, Cyco Black (20), Diamond (18), Lil Jay (20), Princess (19), MIG (19) and Killa C (20) return with their long-awaited sophomore album entitled Hated On Mostly, an album that features more of the chart-topping, head-busting music for you to rock yo hips and swing them bows to. According to the group, Hated On Mostly not only represents the next plateau for the group artistically speaking, but it also serves as a big fat smack in the face of the crew’s haters and distracters who were waiting on Crime Mob’s downfall. This record says emphatically that it isn’t gonna happen. “You know we were young when the first album came out,” explains MIG. “We were still in [high] school and there were haters.” “A lotta people underestimated us,” adds Diamond. “But people all over the world, white folks, Black folks, green folks still love our music. People didn’t think that Crime Mob would really make it this far.” Produced by Lil Jay, Killa C, MIG, Dirty Doc Jam and the Omp Camp, Hated On Mostly represents a creative milestone in Crime Mob’s artistic career and shakes the dreaded sophomore jinx like a junkie going cold turkey. The main thing that separates Hated On Mostly from the Crime Mob LP can be summed up in one word - maturity. Instead of saturating the album with the tried and true theme of I’ll-beat-yo-ass, the sextet also explore a softer side. For example, one need listen no further than the group’s lead single, “Rock Yo Hips,” featuring label mate, Lil Scrappy. “Rock Yo Hips” is a club-friendly ode to the rotating movement of the female posterior. The hypnotic track is built around a snap-styled beat with a booming bass drum and catchy flute riff. “Rock Yo Hips” leans more toward crunk n’ b than the head busting adrenaline filled beats that Crime Mob is known for. “Don’t Need Ya,” is a joint that lyrically pits the ladies against the fellas in a mock lovers spat. “Princess came up with that one,” explains Diamond. She just was like on some kinda angry 3-6 type of stuff. Let the females go against the males. We spoke for the ladies and the guys spoke from the male point of view. That record is crazy. We had a good time doing that one.” “Don’t Need Ya” chops up a classic sample of Bobby Womack’s hit “If You Think You’re Lonely Now,” into a sweet melodic track that forms the perfect sonic juxtaposition to Crime Mob’s aggressive flow and combative lyrics. Another song that stands out on Hated On Mostly is “Circles,” a haunting song about the painful agony of being in a dysfunctional relationship. Using a sample from the classic Luther Vandross song “Going in Circles,” the smooth out R&B-tinged song is bound to be one of the biggest tracks on the album and no doubt will take Crime Mob to the next plateau of success. “We really wanted to put it on our album to try something different,” says MIG. “Dirty Doc Jam brought us the track with the sample already in it and we really liked it. So we just sparked it up right there.” But don’t let these smoothed out tracks fool you. In no way has the Mob gone soft. Rest assured that there are plenty of trunk-rattling, angst filled bow-throwing club anthems like the rowdy “Who You Be,” the badass jam “2nd Look,” and the menacing title-tune to keep die hard crunk fans more than satisfied.

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12-14-2006, 09:42 PM	#2
SM596 Moderator Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Michigan Posts: 22,872 Repped: 2,815 Repped 24,754 Times in 4,452 Posts Neg Reps: 2 Neg Repped at 25 Times in 23 Posts	good shit.......

12-14-2006, 10:07 PM	#4
South Star I'm Back~! Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Miami\|\|Tampa. Posts: 1,596 Repped: 239 Repped 45 Times in 17 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	Props. It's Amazing that there Is still people that still Jam to that track.

12-14-2006, 10:28 PM	#5
Ty193 Veteran Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 2,148 Repped: 66 Repped 67 Times in 10 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 1 Time in 1 Post	propzz on the info..

12-14-2006, 10:50 PM	#6
G-unit-4-life GGG G-UNIT!!! Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 162 Repped: 0 Repped 0 Times in 0 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	props on this

12-14-2006, 10:55 PM	#7
MC B STREETZ YAYO'S ADVOCATE/HYPE MAN Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: FIND ME IN YA CRIB WIT DA NINA WHERE DA MONEY AT Posts: 18,199 Repped: 3,566 Repped 21,972 Times in 2,200 Posts Neg Reps: 58 Neg Repped at 51 Times in 45 Posts	AAEE LETS GET IT POP'PIN Aiyyo propz 4 da 411, SCRAPPY doin his thing & he gettin gwop.....money in da bank G G G-UNIT

12-14-2006, 11:04 PM	#8
ThaTRUTH06 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 411 Repped: 24 Repped 0 Times in 0 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	Who cares......off topic but.......Game is a faagot ass bitch who swallowed 50 & Dre's cum. Thats why he's so mad they broke up with him. From now on I'ma call that faggot nigga Game Butterfly Game. Here's a list of names for that faggot. 1. Butterfly Game, 2. Stripperella, 3. Bitch boy, 4. Mr. Potatoe Head, 5. The Cali Bitch, 6. Gayme, 7. Homothug Game, 8. The Doctors Ass-licker, 9. The Doctors Bitch, 10. Mr. Change of Heart, 11. Doja, 12. Chocolate passion, 13. Thug Passion(like yukmouth said). Aw man this is to funny........Ha Ha. Im just playing man, these is jokes laugh. But you can take it how you want to.

12-14-2006, 11:16 PM	#9
BAnk$ 82992 Buck The World March 27 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Mobile, Alabama Posts: 3,976 Repped: 2,508 Repped 407 Times in 46 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	OKAY KAY KAY. Nigga lil scrappys cd is straight fire.

12-14-2006, 11:23 PM	#11
markforlife Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Tampa Florida Posts: 8,918 Repped: 0 Repped 584 Times in 98 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	scrappy gomma kill this crim mob album

12-15-2006, 12:53 AM	#15
THREATS Veteran Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 9,681 Repped: 525 Repped 263 Times in 138 Posts Neg Reps: 25 Neg Repped at 16 Times in 14 Posts	sounds cool then.

12-15-2006, 05:26 AM	#17
Stay Fly Livin Life! Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Sweden Posts: 9,739 Repped: 5,692 Repped 1,034 Times in 341 Posts Neg Reps: 891 Neg Repped at 210 Times in 164 Posts	Reppin_time_NYC , are u for real? gayme groupie bitch. why are you talking shit? G-unit is a succesfull movement. Yayo sold 400 000 after 4 weeks. Your little Gayme bitch sold 200 000 copies more. thats nothing. nothing. And dont speak about the other members. They doing their thang. They`re coming. If you say buck is the only respected in g-unit then you have to say all of them are. g-unit is working like that. if 50 cent or bansk or yayo is fake why do buck hang with them?

12-15-2006, 08:42 AM	#18
Certified 716 Veteran Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: NY Posts: 6,486 Repped: 299 Repped 69 Times in 11 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	props been waitin on this crime mob album

12-15-2006, 09:42 AM	#19
markforlife Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Tampa Florida Posts: 8,918 Repped: 0 Repped 584 Times in 98 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	what the hell does this have to do with scrappy ^^^

12-15-2006, 05:41 PM	#25
Firefly5 Droppin' Knowledge Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Sacramento Posts: 4,103 Repped: 1,100 Repped 680 Times in 242 Posts Neg Reps: 57 Neg Repped at 22 Times in 20 Posts	Crime Mob is a one-hit wonder to me. They're a rip-off of Three 6 Mafia . Anyways, Lil Scrappy is the only way this album is going to do any good. His album his straight fire.

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