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Chris Brown Heartbreak Actually Is A Decent Album
We can honestly say that Chris Brown is the modern day Michael Jackson when it comes to his music moves. Chris has had great albums in the past, great singles many hit’s. Many albums have at the most 10 to 13 songs that’s the max.
Chris Brown’s new album has forty five songs on it, so that’s four album in one quadruple plus. DJ Hustle

Brown’s latest features big-name features from Dej Loaf, Lil Yachty, Usher, Gucci Mane, Yo Gotti, Kodak Black, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, Jhene Aiko, R Kelly and many more, and includes the previously released tracks “Pull Up,” “Everybody Knows” and “Hope You Do.”

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Lost & Found Lyrics

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Privacy Lyrics

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Juicy Booty (Ft. Jhené Aiko & R. Kelly) Lyrics

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Questions Lyrics

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Heartbreak on a Full Moon Lyrics

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Roses Lyrics

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Confidence Lyrics

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Rock Your Body Lyrics

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Tempo Lyrics

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Handle It (Ft. DeJ Loaf & Lil Yachty) Lyrics

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Sip Lyrics

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Everybody Knows Lyrics

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To My Bed Lyrics

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Hope You Do Lyrics

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This Ain’t Lyrics

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Pull Up Lyrics

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Party (Ft. Gucci Mane & Usher) Lyrics

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Sensei (Ft. A1) Lyrics

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Summer Breeze Lyrics

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No Exit Lyrics

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Pills & Automobiles (Ft. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Kodak Black & Yo Gotti) Lyrics

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Hurt the Same Lyrics

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I Love Her Lyrics

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You Like Lyrics

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Nowhere Lyrics

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Other Niggas Lyrics

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Tough Love Lyrics

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Paradise Lyrics

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Covered In You Lyrics

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Even Lyrics

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High End (Ft. Future & Young Thug) Lyrics

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On Me Lyrics

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Tell Me What To Do Lyrics

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Frustrated Lyrics

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Enemy Lyrics

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If You’re Down Lyrics

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Bite My Tongue Lyrics

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Run Away Lyrics

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This Way Lyrics

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Yellow Tape Lyrics

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Reddi Wip Lyrics

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Hangover Lyrics

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Emotions Lyrics

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Only 4 Me (Ft. Ty Dolla $ign & Verse Simmonds) Lyrics

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Grass Ain’t Greener Lyrics

]]> Lil B The Base God Black Ken https://hustletv.tv/lil-b-the-base-god-black-ken/ Sun, 22 Oct 2017 22:31:02 +0000 https://hustletv.tv/?p=11469 Lil B The Base God Black Ken

Lil B got jumped and his laptop stolen at Rolling Loud, But in real man way Lil B stated I love you all there is no need for violence just because you get beat up I’m alive. I got love for A Boogie wit da Hoodie they jumped me in the back and took my laptop.

It’s here! After an untimely rollout yesterday , Black Ken has authoritatively been made accessible on Apple Music/iTunes today, August seventeenth. Take a tune in to the 27-melody venture and let us realize what you think! DJ Hustle 

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Lil B The Base God Black Ken www.HustleTv.tv

After what feels like an unending length of time (which presumably feels like a millisecond to The Based God), Black Ken has at last arrived. All things considered, kind of. The twenty-seven track venture has arrived solely for buy on Itunes, and additionally to stream on DatPiff. All things considered, it was at the season of composing this. In the meantime, they more likely than not brought it down. It appears like Lil B is going a little old school on this one, which implies the mixtape still can’t seem to hit any real radio play. In the event that you need it in full, you will bring to the table the Based God some well deserved scrilla.

The album was initially planned to drop on the seventeenth, yet the Based God chose to favor us with Black Ken a couple of days early. The album appears to have something for everyone, from the West Coast song of praise “Still Run It,” to the boom bap motivated “Hip Hop.” It’s essentially a gathering of the many-colored God’s mixed tastes, and in case you’re searching for some of his mark funniness, you won’t be mad .

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