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DJ Kay Slay – Laughing At The Haters Ft. Maino, Raekwon, Jim Jones & Tony Yayo
DJ Kay Slay releases two songs in 48 hours. Today it’s “Laughing At The Haters” featuring Maino, Raekwon, Jim Jones & Tony Yayo. The other day it was “Don’T Say Nothing To Me” featuring
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DJ Kay Slay – Dont Say Nothing To Me Ft Ransom, Sheek Louch & Joell Ortiz
DJ Kay Slay The Drama King keeps it all the way NY by recruiting Sheek Louch, Joell Ortiz, and New Jerz’s own Ransom for his new record, “Don’t Say Nothing To Me.” Produced by
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DJ Kay Slay – Don’t Do It ft. Fat Joe, French Montana & Rico Love
DJ Kay Slay enlists Fat Joe, French Montana & Rico Love for a new record titled, “Don’t Do it.” This will appear on Slay’s final album, “Rhyme Or Die” coming soon
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DJ Kay Slay – The Last Hip Hop Disciple (Mixtape)
The Drama King returns with his latest body of work appropriately titled The Last Hip Hop Disciple. Stream the new project featuring Raekwon, Saigon, Jon Connor, Jay Rock, Young Buck, Joell Ortiz, Styles P &
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DJ Kay Slay – NYC Shine Ft. Sheek Louch, Joell Ortiz & Sauce Money
DJ Kay Slay let’s “NYC Shine” on his latest single featuring Sheek Louch, Joell Ortiz & Sauce Money. Stream the fresh track after the hump and look out for his The Last Hip Hop Disciple
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DJ Kay Slay – Real Hip Hop Ft. Papoose, Vado & Ransom (Video)
DJ Kay Slay enlists Papoose, Vado & Ransom for some “Real Hip Hop” in the official video for the collectives single off Kay’s upcoming Last Hip Hop Disciple project!
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DJ Kay Slay – Enter The Cipher ft. Papoose, William Young, Chris Rivers & Termanology
DJ Kay Slay returns with another new track off his upcoming mixtape, The Last Hip Hop Disciple. The New York DJ rounds up Papoose, William Young, Chris Rivers and Termanology for his latest offering
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DJ Kay Slay – Real Hip Hop Ft. Papoose, Vado, & Ransom
DJ Kay Slay is known for bringing us gritty, street anthems and this joint is no different. Slay calls on Papoose, Vado, and Ransom for some “Real Hip Hop.” The Brooklyn, Harlem, and Jersey
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