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- EBK4
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Brotha Lynch Hung
Released 2000

De One Below
00:28
826 plays

Catch You
03:30
2,687 plays

Dogg Market
03:35
2,384 plays

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- 1
- De One Below
- 00:28
- 826 plays

- 2
- Catch You
- 03:30
- 2,687 plays

- 3
- Hunta Killa
- 03:54
- 1,484 plays

- 4
- Dramatic
- 03:46
- 1,103 plays

- 5
- Dogg Market
- 03:35
- 2,384 plays

- 6
- Every Single Bitch
- 04:13
- 1,809 plays

- 7
- My Love
- 05:20
- 2,353 plays

- 8
- Naked Cheese
- 06:01
- 1,499 plays

- 9
- Raw Meat
- 02:56
- 1,463 plays

- 10
- Xcaliber
- 05:30
- 1,960 plays

- 11
- Can't Have It
- 04:14
- 1,193 plays

- 12
- Holding On
- 04:02
- 1,232 plays

- 13
- One Time
- 03:45
- 1,074 plays

- 14
- Split Yo Face
- 05:48
- 1,343 plays

- 15
- Blood On Da Rug
- 02:57
- 1,618 plays

album review

By the turn of the millennium, underground gangsta rappers such as Brotha Lynch Hung were attempting to gain recognition in an increasingly crowded rap game. On previous albums -- particularly the infamous Season of da Siccness album -- the Sacramento rapper used shock tactics to get attention, taking the generic gangsta motifs of violence, drugs, and misogyny to their furthest limits. With 2000's EBK4, Brotha Lynch Hung stayed true to his style, again turning to these same motifs on tracks like "Blood on da Rug," "Dogg Market," and "Every Single B*%#$." Of course, N.W.A and the Geto Boys rose to fame using this same formula, but by the end of the '90s, any seasoned rap listener had heard these same stories before. Among the guest rappers here, an incredibly sedate Snoop Dogg helps to elevate the proceedings. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide