Most never had the privilege of sitting in at DJ Screw’s crib during a Screwed Up Click freestyle session. Sadly, with the passing of DJ Screw and numerous Screwed Up Click veterans, the chances of getting a front-row seat during one of the epic recording sessions are nonexistent. Thankfully, though, someone broke out the video …
15 years ago, C-Note and Lil’ Flip were beefing with T.I. over something. Fortunately, though, the beef lasted long enough for C-Note and Flip to record a diss track, aptly titled, “Fuck T.I. The song itself goes hard, showcasing a unique combination of C-Note and Lil’ Flip. The song’s hook is simply “Fuck TI” but what …
C-Note and Lil Flip’s Collaborative Beef Track Still Goes Hard, 15 Years LaterRead More »
City of Syrup showcases the versatility of the Screwed Up Click. King of the Melodic Hook, Big Moe delivers the classic chorus: All I want to do, is bang screw In my dirty-third, city of syrup Bang Screw Along with guest verses by Tyte Eyez and Z-RO, City of Syrup is guaranteed to be on …
25 Lighters is one that doesn’t get old…almost 25 years later and still harder than most. Port Arthur’s DJ DMD teams up with two of the coldest from Houston’s southside: Fat Pat and Lil Keke. Together, they record the classic “25 Lighters”, which still has us turning up the volume today…
DJ SCREW gives the Big Mello classic a new, slower vibe. RIP Big Mello and RIP DJ Screw. Give this one a listen…or two.
Michael Jackson was the best. That’s been said. But he could have been a little better, as we learned when DJ Screw dropped Chapter 79: “Aint Nothin Better”. Don’t know why, but, somehow, this screwtape includes Michael Jackson’s “P.Y.T.”. Perhaps, someone thought SCREW needed a challenge. If anyone has the details regarding the Chapter 79 …
DJ SCREW presents 8Ball & MJG: Comin’ Out Hard (Chopped & Screwed). 8Ball & MJG are not members of the Screwed Up Click, but we’re giving them an honorary pass for showing love and including DJ SCREW on the bonus track of their 1993 debut album Comin’ Out Hard.
DJ SCREW deserves extra credit for this one. 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 know SCREW to do: Made it one of our favorites-on …
Back on the Streets, Gotta Make Some Bread, After Servin a DeuceRead More »
On this Friday, let’s take a minute to remember the 100% original member of the Screwed Up Click, Mr. 3-2…there was only one and there will never be another. 3-2 was a true individual in the 3rd Coast game. When everyone else was talking Slabs, he was blessing Htown with a completely different vibe. The …
