tweedy bird loc造句

• The album was produced by Ronnie Ron, DJ Battlecat, Siilski, Tweedy Bird Loc and J . Stank.
• Tweedy Bird Loc, with the help of Ronnie Phillips, began recording his solo debut album " 187 Ride By " in 1992.
• In addition Compton and Los Angeles rappers Tweedy Bird Loc responded with " Fucc Miami " off his second album " No Holds Barred ".
• Tweedy Bird Loc also aggressively insults the all female hip hop group H . W . A . who were in cahoots with Eazy at the time.
• Compton Rapper Tweedy Bird Loc edited the intro & used it as an intro itself in his hit song " Coming Out The Cage " on his 1992 debut album'187 Ride By '.
• Since the release, incoming responses came the following years from west coast artists Snoop Dogg, DJ Quik, Compton's Most Wanted, Penthouse Players Clique, Rodney O & Joe Cooley and Tweedy Bird Loc.
• Tweedy Bird Loc also had a single from " 187 Ride By " called " Comin'Out the Cage " . " 187 Ride By " was released officially on September 14, 1992.
• Tweedy Bird Loc started working on his second and last solo album so far, " No Holds Barred " in 1994, The album spawned his new single " Walk That Walk ", This album had more commercial success than his previous'187 Ride By'album.
• He was still beefing with Eazy-E at the time; when Tweedy Bird Loc overheard Eazy on an interview saying that he won't sign Tweedy Bird Loc to Ruthless, Tweedy felt very disrespected so he and his fellow rappers Big D Mark, Nini X and Notorious Joe wrote a vicious diss track aimed at Eazy and his manager Jerry Heller, and his protegee Kokane titled " Hoe is a Bitch " in which he attacks and criticizes Eazy of selling out, being sexist towards women, and from Tweed's point of view, brown-nosing off of his manager Jerry Heller for fame . " Hoe is a Bitch " would eventually be recorded on " 187 Ride By . "'
• He was still beefing with Eazy-E at the time; when Tweedy Bird Loc overheard Eazy on an interview saying that he won't sign Tweedy Bird Loc to Ruthless, Tweedy felt very disrespected so he and his fellow rappers Big D Mark, Nini X and Notorious Joe wrote a vicious diss track aimed at Eazy and his manager Jerry Heller, and his protegee Kokane titled " Hoe is a Bitch " in which he attacks and criticizes Eazy of selling out, being sexist towards women, and from Tweed's point of view, brown-nosing off of his manager Jerry Heller for fame . " Hoe is a Bitch " would eventually be recorded on " 187 Ride By . "'