Pac Div X The Deal Freestyle
Why haven’t you downloaded Church League Champions yet? For real, your snoozing means you’re losing.
Anyway, Pac Div dropped by BET’s The Deal about a month ago. It went down at Malibu’s Canvas and in the clip above they drop some freestyles. Actually, with Church League Champions out there it’s clear that BeYoung and Like drop their verses from “We The Champs.” Gimme a minute and I’ll place the start of Mibbs’ verse (the end of it is also from “We The Champs”). Definitely worth checking, though.
Their interview on the show where they discuss how they met, how they got signed and what to expect on their proper debut, Grown Kids Syndrome, is below.
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Comment by Michael Smith Jr Jr | July 22, 2009
[…] I was just told this show – which was originally set to be the Rap City replacement – does not come on until 3 in the morning. FAIL. Check out the interview – where they talk about how they got together, how they got signed and what to expect from their debut, Grown Kids Syndrome – up top, freestyle down bottom. Props to Slang Rap Democracy. […]
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[…] deal, and what things fans should expect on their upcoming album Grown Kids Syndrome. Shoutouts to Slang Rap Democracy for the cool clips. Hopefully BET will realize that people atleast on the East Coast have jobs to […]
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[…] I was just told this show – which was originally set to be the Rap City replacement – does not come on until 3 in the morning. FAIL. Check out the interview – where they talk about how they got together, how they got signed and what to expect from their debut, Grown Kids Syndrome – up top, freestyle down bottom. Props to Slang Rap Democracy. […]
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