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If you listen, then you should instantly recognize that this is Rick Ross. This is when Ross broke onto the scene on Suave House records and he was still unknown. He wouldn’t release Port of Miami for another 6 years.
And he has a fetish for stealing nicknames of notorious criminals as Teflon Don was the nickname for John Gotti as he was able to walk the public streets being insulated from his crimes to where police couldnt touch him and other criminals couldn’t get close enough to take him out.
Notice how he intentionally grew the beard to mimic the real Freeway Ricky Ross
It's your one eight seven proof ass nigga from the Bay MC Eiht (Ft. Redman & Spice 1) – Nuthin' But the Gangsta
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You know I'm hearin' all these rumors out here bout
They ran $hort Dogg up outta East Oakland
Nigga moved to Atlanta, ain't got no mo' love in the town
I got much love in Oakland y'all, you know what I'm sayin'?
I been doin' this shit for years
So I'm a tell it to you just like it happened.... BITCH Too $hort – That's Why
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Deee tryin' to see if we could put this LBC thing
Back together like it was supposed to see Snoop Dogg (Ft. Big Tray Deee) – 21 Jumpstreet
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Mask and gloves, gun hot to burn that ass up Ja Rule – Clap Back
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The cousin of Tupac and son of Mutulu Shakur who got his first major exposure on “Papa'z Song” before joining Thug Life and then the Outlaw Immortalz under the moniker “Komani”.
(Mopreme in the top right)
His moniker is a spin off the the Iranian Revolutionary: Ruhollah Khomeini aka the “Grand Ayatollah” famous for opposing Western Civilization in Persian countries; often referring to Western Powers as “Greatest”, “Greater”, and “Lesser Evils”. He spent 15 years in exile for nullifying the “White Revolution” before returning to lead the Iranian Revolution in 1979.
Maurice Harding aka Mopreme Shakur is the stepbrother of Tupac Shakur and son of political prisoner and Black Panther Mutulu Shakur whom was married to Tupac’s mother during their upbringing. In 1990 he was featured on Tony Toni Tone’s hit single “Feels Good” under the stage name Mocedes. In 1993 he appeared on Tupac’s single “Papa'z Song” on the Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z album under the name Wycked. Mopreme then appeared in the group and on the album Thug Life Vol. 1 in 1994 with Tupac, Big Syke, Rated R, and Macadosis. After Tupac’s release from prison in late 1995, Mopreme appeared on the album All Eyez On Me as a member of the Outlawz under the moniker Komani a spin off of the Iranian Revolutionary: Ruhollah Khomeini aka the “Grand Ayatollah” famous for opposing Western Civilization in Persian countries.