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Share on Facebook. Most Read. Nov 10, Black Friday is just days away but Xbox has some solid deals before it kicks off. As an aside, Black Rob was a huge up and comer at the time with Bad Boy Records and was essentially dropped from the label along with a number of similar acts around the same time. His rough almost DMX like delivery coupled with very rough percussion made him a huge hood sensation especially down south.
At a time when mainstream rap was almost exclusively hood, clothes were baggy and it was all about how hard you talked in the streets Petey Pablo was exactly the voice the hood needed. After the release of the album was finished Petey Pablo was actually on a great track because his second album seemed more promising than the first. The world finally catches up with alternative artist Johnny Drille.
He breaks down his journey for Audiomack World. His follow-up single and album -- the explicit "Freek-a-Leek" from 's Still Writing in My Diary: 2nd Entry -- extended his mainstream popularity before legal troubles put his music career on hold until Although he continued to release mixtapes, he wouldn't return with an official studio effort until with his third set, Keep on Goin'.
While there, he managed to befriend the likes of Busta Rhymes , Mystikal , and Black Rob ; his recorded debut was on a remix of the latter's "Whoa!
Jive then gave Pablo a chance to shine on Mystikal 's Let's Get Ready album, and around this same time, Missy Elliott introduced Pablo to Timbaland , who had been curious about the rapper ever since hearing him on the "Whoa!
Jive made the collaboration happen, and the label found itself with a sure-fire debut single, "Raise Up.
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