Be careful what you lie for. Drew (Mr. Deejae), an aspiring music producer stuck in a 9 to 5, finds that out while chasing his dream in this suspense-comedy film directed by Anwar Jamison. Check out www.funeralmovie.com for the latest news regarding screenings, festivals, and retail release.

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Misaki's next opponent is Maria Shibata. Maria's Angel starts attacking Hikaru recklessly from the beginning but Misaki is still suffering the loss she made at the last game and cannot fight like her usual self.

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The Best Damn Sexy Girl Booty Dance EVER! BABY GOT BACK! Girl dancing sexy, booty poppin, erotic shakin that ass. This is the best damn video edit period. Enjoy. The remix is coming soon, stay tuned. please rate after you watch this! Due to copyright issues on the original song used, we have swapped out the audio to conform with copyright laws. Either way, after all the changes you are still able to enjoy this video remix here exclusively on The 915 Eye. Enjoy! And if you have videos that you would like for us to remix, feel free to contact us. Peace!

Alot of people are asking me about the new song on the video its called "Where you From?" by Triple C's (Rick Ross, Torch, Gunplay).

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RBL Posse (short for Ruthless by Law) was a 1990s gangsta rap group from Hunters Point in San Francisco, California.

Formed in 1991 by Black C (Christopher Matthews) and Mr. Cee (Kyle Church). Their first release, the self-produced "Don't Give Me No Bammer" came out on In-a-Minute Records and made the Billboard magazine Hot Rap Singles chart, peaking at #16. Two albums followed: A Lesson to Be Learned, which peaked at #60 on the Billboard magazine Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, and Ruthless by Law, which surpassed their debut by making it to #23, also grazing the bottom of the The Billboard 200 at #197.

In 1995 they produced a solo record by group member Hitman (Ricky Heard) called Solo Creep. Their impressive sales for regional indie releases attracted interest from Atlantic Records subsidiary Big Beat, who signed the group. Before they could deliver an album, Mr. Cee was shot nine times and killed near his home on New Year's Day in 1996, on Harbor Road. This murder would set off a wave of retaliation killings in this section of the city.

Black C and Hitman filled the void created by Mr. Cee's absence with various producers, including Rick Rock and MC Eiht, and released An Eye for an Eye in 1997. The album peaked at #70 on The Billboard 200 chart and got as high as #14 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.

Another Hitman solo record was released in 1999 and in 2000, RBL Posse released a double album—Bootlegs and Bay Shit: The Resume. In May of 2001, Hitman was wounded in the leg from gunshots.

In 1995 Dustin Green and Brandon Schrey from Santa Rosa were pulled over for speeding and were told by the police officer to turn down the volume of RBL Posse song "Bluebird."

2001's Hostile Takeover would prove to be the group's last album when, on February 3, 2003, Hitman was killed while driving in the Hunters Point section of San Francisco.

Black C has continued to release solo albums and RBL Posse-related material.

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