Hip Hop Music Video - Gangsta Bill of Rights

Philly's hottest underground Hip Hop Squad PBA performs the street banga "Gangsta Bill of Rights." Hip Hop artists Eaz Raw, E.S and Clay Murda make up the incredible team called the Point Blank Assassins.

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Music

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• Hip
• Hop
• Music
• Video
• Philly
• Philadelphia
• Rap
• Gangsta
• Underground
• On
• Da
• Ave

[BoeMoney]

ok, i must let you know firsthand that i'm from philly and a huge hip hop head. i find this insulting as both. not one of them is that tight when it comes to rhyming and i'm so sick of hearing nothing but guns and drugs. people been rappin about that shit nonstop since the 80s. DO SOMETHING NEW! i know cats in philly way better than this. rely on your talent and not all that gun bullshit.

[ondaave]

BoeMoney - "a hugh hip hop head"; thanks for your feedback, but if your a hugh hip hop head out of Philly like you claim, you would know this track is one of the hottest underground songs in philly right now. So there is a whole lot of people out there that don't agree with you. Look at the number of hitz on the video here. as an example. Anyway, I feel you though

[BoeMoney]

what's "hot" nowadays got nothing to do with how tight they rhyme. it's a sad, sad time for hip hop. if what's "hot" is any indication of how good someone is then explain half of the platinum southern artists who rhyme like they barely speak english.

[ondaave]

I must admit, you got a point, just not a good one. Hip Hop is a reflection of the urban streetz where it was born and raised. Sort of like country music is a reflection of the cowboy/rural life style.

[ondaave]

The problem is that many people like yourself don't understand the difference between Hip Hop and Rap music. Your right Hip Hop doesn't have to be violent, but it must reflect the attitude and happenings in the streetz where it was started. If you know anything about Philly, especially North Philly, you would understand. These artists are products of the infamous North Philly streetz, therefore there flow reflections their environment.

[ondaave]

If you actually listen to the lyrical content, your hear, very creative metaphors, hyperbolies and arrangements. That's what a true Hip Hop head is does. Real Hip Hop Heads do not get so caught up in the life style of an artist. They tend to focus in the lyrical flow and arrangement of content, your not doing that. Again thanks for the opinion, but your on an island on this one.

[SEXXYBEAUTI]

the only ignorant one is u you and ur comments are sad u most like black people because u took the tim to watch one of the videos a black person made so its not blacks u dont like u dont like urself u can never achieve full happiness hating a group of people for no reason at all

[kneequa]

you a monkey for watching this shit. you only cat who has his mouth wide the fuck open waiting for some phat dick to come in it. talking that 100 years back shit, stop hating cuz we making money and your corny posten ass aint making shit. hahahahaha....

[NinjaStyle167]

This is tight dude! xD

[amanteamor69]

free E.S.

[two45cals]

lol

[hybird123456789]

the shit right here

[BoeMoney]

There's better stuff in philly. Outerspace, QD, AOTP.

[BigHavener86]

this shit makes me want to get up and Scream AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!

then go to the closest fast food restaurant and get a double cheese burger

[circle43cm]

BAMBOOZLED.....

I think I'm seeing Soylent Green here.

[somiadam87]

cool

[scorpion3435]

blood america's fukin gay and can suk out nah im jokin its a good track not realy my thing i like english hiphop but ur good for wot u do keep it up

[scorpion3435]

blood america's fukin gay and can suk out nah im jokin its a good track not realy my thing i like english hiphop but ur good for wot u do keep it up