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Guerilla Maab
Guerilla Maab formed in the early 1990s with four members: Big Gipp, C-Bone, Khujo, and Sleepy Brown. They put out their first album in 1994, a self-titled...
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Life As Thugs
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Where The Haters At
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Dirty Southside
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Fondren Main
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Guerilla Pimpin'
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Maabin
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Rise
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We Gone Swang
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Jealous Niggas
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Not My Home
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Problems
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Put Yo Hood Up
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Southside Story
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Speak On It
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Still Here
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Tell Me What You See
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Guerilla Maab formed in the early 1990s with four members: Big Gipp, C-Bone, Khujo, and Sleepy Brown. They put out their first album in 1994, a self-titled release that felt raw and direct. The next year they contributed to the Soul Food soundtrack, and in 1996 they released Speaking in Tongues, which took a more experimental turn.
Their sound pulled from soul and funk, with Sleepy Brown handling production and adding R&B touches. Songs like "Dirty Southside" and "Life As Thugs" gave a plain-spoken view of street life, avoiding gloss or easy answers. The lyrics dealt with everyday struggles without much filter.
They faced some criticism for their explicit content and how they depicted urban reality. The group's work stayed grounded in Southern hip-hop, with tracks like "Fondren Main" and "Guerilla Pimpin'" keeping a consistent tone through the mid-90s.
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