Tony's people

Is Cappadonna part of Theodore Unit?

TW: Of course, Cappa is the illest.

ID: Shows, freestyle in the hood, Cappa is the illest. Cappa will do a show for you by himself.

TW: He'd DJ it out, dance it out and all that. He's animated, man.

ID: He already won an award already, straight up and down.

How did he become part of this group?

TW: He was already Wu-Tang, but he was Ghost's man. If you see Ironman, you see Ghost, Raekwon, and Cappa holding the Wallies on the front cover. He knew what was real, and he ran with the real.

ID: When you feel the rage, you got to go that way, fuck it. He's a live nigga. Cappa do it by his self. J Bird, we love you nigga, it's real.

I think that's all the questions I got.

TW: Put It on the Line album is in stores now!

TDG: 30,000 units have sold already right now! Put It on the Line!

ID: And I STILL live in the projects, nigga! That's how real it is!

TDG: It's war in the East right now.

TW: Yo Tom, keep doing your thing, man, and showing support!

TDG: Tom with the megabomb!

ID: Shout out to Stapleton, Port Richmond, the harbor! Cottonville, I don't give a fuck, West Brighton!

TDG: Village Voice, wack music or rap music, it's your choice! And we out!

DPG

Daz and Kurupt are putting shine on the whole scene at the moment.

Today's levels:
South Los Angeles: 10
LBC: 10
Steve Staunton: (N/A)

A triumph

It's not the place to look for meaningful lyrics: the MCs seem primarily concerned with the subject of women's arses amid the scrappy breakbeats, claxon synthesisers and helium vocals. In fact, British listeners of a certain age may find that B-more gutter reminds them of 1991-era rave music. Anyone who felt the first Prodigy album would have been improved by getting someone to shout about bums over every song should investigate immediately.