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From the Album 1. Gods Reign 2. Tree Of Life 3. Hunnid Stax 4. Dub Sac 5. World Runners 6. Nevermind That 7. Twact 8. Just Have Fun 9. Kendrick Lamars Interlude 10. Closure 11. Sapiosexual 12. Stigmata 13. Feelin Us 14. Ride Slow 15. W.R.O.H


Other Songs 47 Bars 9 Mile A Rebellion All That Almost There Art of Seduction Bankrupt Be A Man Beat The Case /// Straight Crooked Beautiful Death Big Payback Black Lip Bastard Bloody Waters Bohemian Grove Braille B.U.C.K.O. Jr California Dream Came Thru/Easily Can Anybody Hear Me Christopher Droner Constipation Crazier Dangerookipawaa Freestyle DND Do Better Dollar and a Dream Don Julio 70 Double Standards Drift Away D.R.U.G.S. Empathy Evil Genius Fame Flick It Up Go Off Go Pro Gods A Girl? Gone Insane Goodman Hell Yeah Huey Knew THEN I, Myself & Me Icarus Outro ILLuminate Incomplete Freestyle INvocation Lonely Soul /// The Law Long Term 2 Loosen My Tie Lust Demons Mayday Me and Ms Pain Mixed Emotions More Of A Euphoria Moscato Nibiru Nothing New Nothings Something Now You Know Paiday Pass The Blunt Peace Picture That Pineal Gland Portishead In The Morning /// HER World Rapper Shit Raw Real Thinkers Righteous Man Saudi Sweats Showin Love SOPA Soul Cry Soulo Ho3 Squeeze 1st 2 Terrorist Threats The Book Of Soul The End Is Near The Law The Sky Is Limitless The Venetian The Wild Side Threatening Nature Time Is Of The Essence To The Max Top Dawg Under Dawg Track Two Trouble Womanogamy W.W.S.D. YMF Youre Gone
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Ab-Soul is an American hip hop recording artist from Carson, California. He was part West Coast hip hop group Black Hippy, alongside his label-mates and fellow California-based rappers Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar and Schoolboy Q. -Wikipedia
Birth Name: Herbert Anthony Stevens IV
Born: February 23, 1987 (age 37)
From: Carson, California, United States
Genre(s): Hip hop
Occupation(s): Rapper
Active From: 2003-present
Associated Acts: Jay Rock Jhene Aiko Kendrick Lamar Mac Miller Schoolboy Q
Quotes:
"At ten years old, I got very sick. It was a pretty vivid day. I caught a rare virus called Steven-Johnson Syndrome. And it was very, very life-changing for me. It hindered my vision and my skin configuration. It definitely put a huge dent in my hoop dreams. I even kept trying to play. I tried to keep playing with my shades on, it was real funny when I think about it now. A lot of my friends were real cool about it. They wouldn't make me feel different or anything like that, but I just kind of figuredÂ… I won't have the sharp vision for that."

"When I had got sick when I was younger of course it affected my lip skin, so coming up in school I had very dark lips and my eyes were low. I had to wear shades and shit. So I was quite peculiar. People teased me about my lips, and say I look high. I didn't even start smoking weed until after I graduated from high school."

"I was on BlackPlanet freestyle chat, rapping my ass off. Text battle. It is a very interesting world. I think that it still exists online, where you freestyle but you type it. They call it keystyle. I think that is where I developed my rhyming skills. I had been rapping a little earlier, maybe around 12 [years old], but when I hopped online and into that culture, that textcee culture. It really got me going as far as being a rapper."

"I was like, I can do this; I'll try it out. And I wrote it out. That's a day I remember vividly. From that moment I've had a very keen interest in the whole craft. Being a big fan of words and making the real connection with them. Saying things that can make your eyes open up. I can say something and I can turn heads"

"I just wanted to be tight with [my raps] but I was growing a passion for it. Wasn't until after I graduated from high school and checked into the community college that I realized I wanted to be a rapper full time. I probably did the equivalent of a half a semester total, in my attendance. I tried one semester and dropped out and then I tried another semester and dropped out. So it just didn't work out."

"Twista, Canibus, Eminem, Nas, Lupe Fiasco, and Jay-Z. There are many others, but those are the ones that come to mind at this time. Those artists are basically the template to my format as an MC. They all capture me with their music, whether it be the vibe, delivery, cadence, story, or just the lyrics in general."

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