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this one dude has to be using a bot to bid on literally every fucking tape that gets listed. this happens every time i bid against him and i drop my bids 1-2 seconds before each listing ends. there's no fucking way it's not a bot

I've been fascinated with Freak Master (FM)'s Who's The Master? album for awhile now. Does anyone happen to have the original tape shown in the pic? Also, any info on the Roll It Up! cassingle would be highly appreciated as well! Thanks! 😁

Photo from Tha Memphis Rewind's Facebook.

i hate how phonk has been associated with Brazilian music and people call it "funk" instead of phonk, dont even get me started on drift phonk or russian phonk producers

oh my god i hate drift phonk im tryna make a beat and i looked up “memphis” in the loop library to try and narrow my search. all im getting is drift phonk kits. its awful

Im looking for the SFX or the sample that goes like: "BASS“ it was Mostly used by DJ squeeky

just asking because I haven't seen one like this before

Whats the sample of this vocal? I heard it on Tommy Wright III - Drive By sample, its at the start of the song and at the end.

Shout out to STREET MONEY MAKERS for uploading this classic banger 🔥.

"Daily Living" is the 5th track and one of the hit singles off of The Lootchasers' 1999 album A Million Ain't Enough. The song features Playa Fly and was produced by EZ Rock (not to be confused with NY DJ E-Z Rock of Rob Base & E-Z Rock).

The Lootchasers was a group out of the Scutterfield projects in North Memphis that was comprised of Chrome, Lil Shank, Bugsy, Low Down (not to be confused with the 4 other rappers with the same name), Young L.E and The Enterprise.

Prior to this album, Chrome & Lil Shank had a duo tape in 1994 that is now currently lost. After the release of this album, Chrome & Shank would release Daily Living in 2000 and Chrome would be signed by Juicy J and DJ Paul in 2005.

It's a song that you'd have to understand what I was going through when I first heard it to understand why it makes me feel the way I do.

Also, R.I.P Dwight Payne (Lil Slim).

Thanks to Medicine Man for the raw unedited rip. The official reissue sadly didn't have this song remastered (very likely because Street Smart owns the master), but heres the next best thing, an original tape rip.