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1:49Now PlayingBack in 2005, Juvenile unloaded a smooth freestyle and stayed true to his roots, rapping about women wanting him and hustling. At one point he raps, "I don't give 'em a penny and they comin' out they clothes/ Grabbing on my jimmy to see if n*ggas swole/You have to get it right for this big 'ol totem pole."
He then passes the mic to UTP rapper Skip, who spits about the recent disaster of Hurricane Katrina in his rhymes. Skip raps, "I had water in my house about throat deep/I had bodies floating out by my oak tree/Cell phone ain't work, the help ain't coming, kept getting high because it kept running/Gator farm flooded now the beast coming."
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