Smurf the God - The Last Laff Mixtape Review (Overview + Rating)
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Channel: Luke James · 2016 · Music
You'll find some clever wordplay and pop culture references on this tape, but there are definitely some familiar/recycled bars on this one! 3/5 Click the following link to subscribe to my channel for more hip-hop news & reviews! - http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=lukejamesbgn - And don't forget to like, comment AND follow me on Twitter @lukejamesbgn (or at least do one of those things)! You can also e-mail luke@redmattersite for indie review submissions or requests. FAVORITE TRACKS: Boiling Point, It Won't Be The Same LEAST FAVORITE TRACKS: My Killas Mixtape Links Below (Soundcloud, Livemixtapes, Spinrilla): https://soundcloud.com/la-cosca-music-group/sets/the-last-laff-by-smurf-the-god http://indy.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/38219/smurf-the-god-the-last-laff.html https://spinrilla.com/mixtapes/smurf-the-god-the-last-laff BOOKING INFO: For features, interviews and shows email: [email protected] TWITTER HANDLES: @SMURFTHEGOD @LACOSCAMG @DJRELL IG HANDLES: @SMURFTHEGOD @LACOSCAMG @DJMUTHAFUCKINRELL Artist Bio: Born and raised in St.Petersburg, Fl, Smurf was born to be. During his younger years he spent a lot of time getting in trouble not having much care for the world. Smurf was arrested at the age of 6 years old for the first time and the story was published in the Tampa bay Times. This is the image used for his debut mixtape "The Last Laff'" Hosted by DJ Rell This was the checkpoint of knowing he was a problem child. Spending a lot of time on punishment, Smurf listened to a lot of music blared by his mothers boyfriend. He was heavily influenced by Young Jeezy, Jay-Z, and UGK; Pimp C being one of his favorite rappers of all time. He took to spending time making music. He took to the streets at an early age becoming involved in gangs at 11. Smurf has been walking the tight rope ever since. Straddling the fence between his artistry and his life in the street. He went to jail and was forced to do a year incarcerated as a juvenile. During his time in jail, he decided to focus on his craft and sharpen his skills. 5 Months upon being released he ran into Kerian "Piff Ellz" Polanco which shortly became his manager. They spent plenty months preparing his official debut "The Last Laff" under Kerian's indie label La Cosca Music Group. Check out my interview with Ed Bowser over at Soul In Stereo! - http://www.soulinstereo.com/2015/03/want-to-take-your-music-reviews-to-youtube-let-luke-james-be-your-guide.html ...and still wanting to know more? Check out http://www.blerdsonline.com for the interview that I did with them! Also, follow @SwadeDaVillain and check out https://www.facebook.com/13thstreetpromotions & http://13thstreetpromotions.com/ for some of the best in Jamaican and Jamaica influenced entertainment!
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