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Young Jeezy on U.S.D.A. & Southern Hip-Hop (2007)
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August 5, 2014
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3:14Now PlayingIn this throwback clip, ATL's Jeezy breaks down what his crew "USDA" stands for, talks about their debut album "Cold Summer," and how the crew came to be.
USDA, or "United Streets of D-Boyz America" dropped their debut album "Cold Summer" in 2007 and Jeezy clearly hasn't looked back since. The "Soul Survivor" rapper also spoke on southern Hip-Hop's impact on the game, saying they prosper because they don't feel the need to beef with one another and they want to see each other eat.
Check out the 2007 clip above.
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