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Written By Zaina Cummins

Unlike previous Verzuz’s livestreams, Thursday’s was aggressive and actually more of a battle.

Atlanta rap legends Gucci Mane and Jeezy not only traded hits, but they also, at times, had intense verbal exchanges. The two rappers have been involved in an ongoing feud dating back 15 years that has included countless dis records, fights between the two rappers’ entourages and even a murder charge against Gucci, of which he was acquitted in 2006.

Rappers Gucci Mane and Jeezy Do A Verzus Battle

“I appreciate you for extending the olive branch, I respect that,” Gucci said.

At first, when Jeezy came up with the idea to do a versuz, Gucci respecftully declines due to previous problems between the two.

The two do not have the best history together. Years ago, the two tried killing each other; in which thankfully, they did not succeed. 

Gucci opened the battle playing “Round 1” and “Bench Warmer,” both of which are disses toward Jeezy. 

Jeezy made an attempt throughout the livestream to keep it cordial with Gucci, but it seemed he reached his breaking point.

“When I called you and extended this invite, I did so as a real man,” Jeezy said as Gucci kept interrupting saying he only accepted the invite if it was “true” and “street.”

Rappers Gucci Mane and Jeezy Do A Verzus Battle

“The sh*t we came from in the street and the sh*t we been through, I brought you here to show you the world. We are the culture, what we came through and what we been through,” Jeezy said. “All these kids doing what they do because they saw us.”

The two had other exchanges throughout the stream.

“RIP Bankroll Fresh, he sure saved you on that one” Gucci said after Jeezy played his hit “All There.”

At another point, Gucci went out on Jeezy’s outfit.

“My outfit cost 10 bands, look at my opponent man,” Gucci said. “Look at him.”

“I don’t have no $10,000 outfit, but I own half of Atlanta,” Jeezy said.

Thursday’s battle on Instagram is part of an ongoing series by producers Swizz Beatz and Timbaland. It initially launched as a way to entertain fans during quarantine and has since become a cultural phenomenon on social media.

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]]> Chris Brown Heartbreak Actually Is A Decent Album https://hustletv.tv/chris-brown-heartbreak-actually-is-a-decent-album/ Sat, 04 Nov 2017 16:16:02 +0000 https://hustletv.tv/?p=11617
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

]]> Progress Triumph Evolution Gucci Mane Drops Mr Davis https://hustletv.tv/progress-triumph-evolution-gucci-mane-drops-mr-davis/ Fri, 20 Oct 2017 14:29:38 +0000 https://hustletv.tv/?p=11414 Progress Triumph Evolution Gucci Mane Drops Mr Davis

There is truly no other who makes the trap life so desirable more than Mr. Guwop himself,  Gucci Mane. Gucci is back with his eleventh studio album, Mr. Davis
From the streets, to prison, to a completely transformed (and sober) lifestyle, Gucci Mane has
undoubtedly experienced the best “Glo-up” known to man. Although the year has not yet
reached its endpoint, 2017 appears to be one of, if not the biggest year yet for Gucci. With
countless live performances, awards, international tours, a book, recent wedding and wedding
special, Mr. East Atlanta is most definitely in the running for man of the year.
Gucci’s work ethic is unprecedented. No one consistently pushes out content as much as him. He
has one of the most decorated music catalogues in history and continues to add fuel to the fire
with Mr. Davis. DJ Hustle

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Progress Triumph Evolution Gucci Mane Drops Mr Davis www.HustleTv.tv

Unlike majority of his previous projects contains a huge radio presence. While they remain true
to who Gucci is and his progression, these songs possess immense commercial qualities that will
grant him a heavy mainstream audience. The album features the talents of heavy hitters such as:
Nicki Minaj, Big Sean, Schoolboy Q, Rae Sremmurd and more.
Gucci fans and listeners alike are used to the braggadocios bars glamorizing foreign women, iced
out jewelry, and immense drug use, but Mr. Davis demonstrates Gucci’s progress from the man
he was before being imprisoned to the polished, classy fellow he has become. Don’t be mistaken,
Guwop is still the “Trap God” as he calls himself, but with more elegance and class.
Mr. Davis is an album of reflection and celebration. Gucci holds no shame in sharing who he
was, the wrongs he committed, and how far he has come from that person he once was. Besides
the extremely hot singles many have already heard such as the Chris Brown assisted, “Tone It
Down,” and the controversial, “Make Love” featuring, Nicki Minaj, the bangers continue with
the Slim Jxmmi & Young Dolph aided, “Stunting Ain’t Nuthin.” Dolph, Jxmmi, and Wop
quickly remind listeners that they all have lived this life of luxury for quite some time now and
they are not impressed with what anyone else is doing. They can have whoever / whatever they
desire with ease.
“Curve” increases Gucci’s mainstream appeal with the help of The Weeknd. With his hypnotic
vocals, Wop’s cocky yet witty bars, and the entrancing production, the song makes for a catchy
tune that listeners will find themselves singing over and over. The song sticks on the first listen
and gets better like a fine wine as it continues.
“Changed” is a completely feel good record that focuses on progression and growth.

Big Sean effortlessly comes through with the chorus as he focuses on his evolution and notices
some of the “changes” that he has made in his life.
“I swear that I changed
I don’t even rock the same chains
Me and them not in the same lane, nope
Swear that I’ve changed (yeah)”

Gucci takes the time to notice the change in his own development too as he speaks on his old
ways and how he’s diverted from them now. He also lets his haters know that they are not in the
same lane as him, and that he is continuously evolving.
The album switches to a more serious vibe as listeners reach the sentimental “We Ride’ featuring
the angelic Monica. The song focuses on a ride or die relationship. The two lovers ride for each
other no matter the circumstances, obstacles or situations. Monica sings “We ride, we ride
Even when it don’t go right || Even when the sh*t go left. Even when my arms can’t fight, we
ride.” Gucci takes the time to rap about his relationship to his now wife, Keyshia Kai’Oir. He
speaks about the love two possess for one another, how his going into prison not only affected
him but Kai’Oir as well, and basically how he is thankful to have her in his life.
The next banger arrives at “Lil Story,” featuring Schoolboy Q. The production on the track is
unlike anything heard before. Although it may not have been expected, Gucci and Schoolboy
create beauty with the song. The record finds the two both talking that talk of their previous lives
in the drug game, in such a way that it comes off glamorous. Gucci holds his own w the creative,
distinct Schoolboy and the two mesh very well together.
Mr. Davis marks one of Gucci’s better projects and makes for a good listen in the car and an
even greater listen for events, and parties. While every song does not necessarily stick, Gucci
knows exactly how to get his listeners hype and ready to turn up with his confident lyrics,
symbolism and imagery. One can expect there to always be a handful of tracks that instantly grab
fans and listeners’ attention.
The album definitely stands in a league of its own and contains many bangers that can be both
played on the radio for the mainstream lovers, and in the clubs and parties for those underground
listeners.

Mr. Davis is available on all music streaming services and iTunes now!

Written By

Joseph Gaither

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