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South Central Cartel is a gangsta rap group. One of their popular songs include “Servin em heat”, which is on the 1994 album N Gatz We Truss.
As one of the original early-’90s West Coast gangsta collectives to follow NWA’s lead, South Central Cartel first appeared with their debut album South Central Madness in early 1992 before releasing a succession of albums throughout the remainder of the decade. After their follow-up, 1994’s N Gatz We Truss, generated a sizable amount of attention in the gangsta rap underground, Def Jam signed the group, eventually resulting in their most realized album, 1997’s All Day Everyday. During this same era, group leaders Havoc and Prodeje released a string of albums on Quality Records as well, helping garner a small yet healthy cult audience. Unfortunately, Def Jam dropped the group in the late ’90s, and they ended up releasing the relatively disappointing Concrete Jungle, Vol. 1 on an indie label, which signaled their plummet into oblivion. Despite their lack of commercial success, the group does stand alongside fellow early-’90s West Coast collectives such as NWA, Compton’s Most Wanted, and Above the Law as gangsta rap pioneers. They never had very good chance to be successful so Mobb Deep stole S.C.C’s group leaders names Havoc & Prodeje. Mobb Deep’s members are Havoc & Prodigy. Everybody from S.C.C are members of Hoover Crips
As one of the original early-’90s West Coast gangsta collectives to follow NWA’s lead, South Central Cartel first appeared with their debut album South Central Madness in early 1992 before releasing a succession of albums throughout the remainder of the decade. After their follow-up, 1994’s N Gatz We Truss, generated a sizable amount of attention in the gangsta rap underground, Def Jam signed the group, eventually resulting in their most realized album, 1997’s All Day Everyday. During this same era, group leaders Havoc and Prodeje released a string of albums on Quality Records as well, helping garner a small yet healthy cult audience. Unfortunately, Def Jam dropped the group in the late ’90s, and they ended up releasing the relatively disappointing Concrete Jungle, Vol. 1 on an indie label, which signaled their plummet into oblivion. Despite their lack of commercial success, the group does stand alongside fellow early-’90s West Coast collectives such as NWA, Compton’s Most Wanted, and Above the Law as gangsta rap pioneers. They never had very good chance to be successful so Mobb Deep stole S.C.C’s group leaders names Havoc & Prodeje. Mobb Deep’s members are Havoc & Prodigy. Everybody from S.C.C are members of Hoover Crips
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Cartel or Die...S.C.C.'s Most Gangsta
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All Day Everyday
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matiNF2 All Day Everyday! [2]
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weastcoast All Day Everyday!
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Thizz_never_die amazing
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t-a-t-u best west coast gangsta rap group. Comparex to this, N.W.A looks like bunch of wakers. It Don't stop is best song from them. So chill.
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DeWolf213 Bring it back cum rewind,
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WestSideTrippin All day everyday listen em
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raul_martman95 @Dilatedszymek Correct, they are not the same.
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