Back on the Streets, Gotta Make Some Bread, After Servin a Deuce

DJ SCREW deserves extra credit for this one.

Key Takeaways:

1. Introducing us to #SCREWED 20-2-Life is a gift. Because 20-2-Life was a local Houston duo that rapped almost exclusively about prison. 20-2-Life was for Incarceration, what the Fat Boys were for Snacks, sort of. SCREW did what we know SCREW to do: Made it one of our favorites-on an album with nothing but classics. When “Servin a Deuce” comes on, don’t touch my shit for at least 5 minutes 24 seconds⏱️. Ya feel?🎧
2. Spend a few minutes contemplating the reality many face when hitting the streets-after Servin a Deuce. It is no doubt a tough scenario that is probably more tough to relate. So, I suggest, just let the DJ SCREW and 20-to-Life collaboration spin, You might be enlightened or inspired or at the very least feel blessed to beat the pavement everyday. Some are not so lucky.

Dedicated to all the soldiers inside looking out. #freeCoreyBlount

Track 6 of 3 ‘N The Mornin (Part 2):