Bay slapz

That Bay Area Jungle Sh*t
Demolition Men (Devro & Impereal) throw their much-respected and much-talked about Bay Area mixtape album into effect alongside two of the Bay's upcoming stuntas, the Mob Figaz (comprised of Husalah & Jacka). These Bay Area menaces put in major work on this all-exclusive, originally-produced mixtape album featuring some of the Bay's hardest slapz. This mixtape features new freestyles & tracks from Mob Figaz as well as cameos from Keak Da Sneak, Mistah Fab, EA-Ski and more. Featuring production from DJ Devro & Impereal.

bay slapz tracks

1 - Animal Planet Intro
2 - Husalah - Zestways (A Lotta Fun) [produced by Rob Lo]
3 - The Jacka - Girls Say Remix [produced by DJ Devro]
4 - Husalah & Pretty Black - Do What We Do
5 - Rydah J Klyde & Mistah Fab - Self Made Nigga
6 - J Stalin - Just A Playa [produced by Ea Ski]
7 - Husalah & Tony Cash - I Need To Know
8 - The Jacka & Husalah - Freestyle [produced by Mr Malaguti]
9 - The Jacka & Husalah - Blind World Remix [produced by Impereal]

bay slapz tracks

10 - Husalah & Pretty Black - Rack Out [produced by Traxamillion]
11 - Husalah & Pretty Black - One On One [produced by DJ Devro]
12 - Husalah - I Gotta Have [produced by Rob Lo]
13 - Husalah - In'Shallah [produced by Rob Lo]
14 - Husalah Skit
15 - J Stalin Ft. The Jacka - The Party Jumpin [produced by Mekanixs]
16 - The Jacka - Bay Go Crazy
17 - Husalah - If A Man [produced by Dug Infinite]
18 - Keak Da Sneak, J Stalin, & Bavgate - Fizzin In A Zone [produced by Mekanixs]

bay slapz tracks

19 -The Jacka Freestyle [produced by Mr. Malaguti]
20 -Husalah - Rock Out [produced by Rob Lo]
21 -Husalah & The Jacka - You Look Nasty [produced by Husalah]
22 -Husalah - Thug U R Not [produced by Rob]
23 -The Jacka & Fedx - Visionz
24 -Fedx, Pretty Black, Lee Majors, & Yanna - Major For Real
25 -The Jacka & Husalah- Same Shit Everyday [produced by Rob Lo]
26 -The Jacka & Amp Pachino - Never Equal [produced by Presyce]

bay slapz tracks

27 - The Jacka - Gunshots [produced by Dug Infinite]
28 - Lil Ric, Ap 9, Fedx - Come Hard [produced by Rob Lo]
29 - Husalah Skit
30 - Husalah - Why Im A Gangsta [produced by Husalah]
31 - The Jacka & Cellski - Lately [produced by Dug Infinite]
32 - Pretty Black - Gettin Money [produced by Dug Infinite]
33 - The Jacka & Husalah - General Of The Yard]
34 - Animal Planet Outro

East Coast vs. West Coast

While the beginnings of the rivalry between coastlines can be traced back to N.W.A., it took a personal beef between two of gangsta rap's greatest prodigies to fully capture the nation's attention. 2Pac, previously a dancer and rapper with Digital Underground, delivered his debut album 2Pacalypse Now in 1991 to much controversy (although little success).

• Followed by his more successful album Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z. While he was working on his third and most acclaimed album "Me Against the World" in 1994, he was shot by muggers in the lobby of a New York City recording studio that friend The Notorious B.I.G. was recording at.While serving prison time for sexual assault, 2Pac accused The Notorious B.I.G. and Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs, amongst others, of having prior knowledge of the shooting. This series of events sparked an intercoastal war between Bad Boy Entertainment (owned by Combs) and Death Row Records (owned by Suge Knight).

• The tension between Death Row and Bad Boy increased as both labels released a series of scathing tracks blatantly filled with insults, threats, and accusations targeted at the opposing labels. The rivalry ended when 2Pac was fatally shot in 1996, a slaying that The Notorious B.I.G. was suspected by the public to be involved in. However, it is now widely believed that it actually resulted from a fight involving members of 2Pac's entourage and a gang member earlier in the night. In an incident that may or may not be connected to the rivalry, The Notorious B.I.G. was also fatally shot in a similar fashion to Shakur, six months after the fatal shooting of his West Coast rival in Los Angeles, California.