![]() ![]() You can hear Trill OG for yourself when it hits stores Aug. Bun also gracefully dissects syllables and crushes any doubts that he’s fallen from his Underground King throne on the Preemo-produced “Let Em Know.”īut the record that commanded an immediate silence from the chatter was “Right Now,” which features posthumous verses from the late Pimp C and Tupac and Trey Songz on the hook, all weaved together so nicely that the record sounds as if it were recorded yesterday. On “Just Like That,” Bun gets an assist from Young Jeezy as the two lyrically abuse the record’s relentless snares and snyths. His debut album with UGK was Too Hard to Swallow, which was released in November 1992. In October 2005, Bun B released his debut studio album, Trill, which sold around 118,000 copies in the United States in the first week. Bun B shows he can still be the star of the show when riding with some today’s biggest names. The popularity of his studio album, Trill OG, which debuted on the US Billboard 200 on 4 spot. He enlisted beatsmiths such as DJ Khalil to bring some new flavor to his candy-coated bars and veteran DJ Premier to lace a neck-breaking track sure to get play way on both sides of the Mason-Dixon. Sticking to his guns, the living legend rhymes familiar themes on his forthcoming third solo LP but comes up with anything but stale material. It’s very entertaining and just an incredible record.” But with that being said it’s not preachy or sad. While the mix of bloggers, hipsters, artists, and media types rubbed elbows, Bun B grabbed the mic to say a few words before introducing the album. “I am very proud of this album, Trill OG-I put a lot of hard work, pain and sweat into this record. ![]()
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