
Gangsta Blac, from the South Parkway neighborhood of South Memphis, was originally raised in Atlanta, GA by his grandmother and helped care for his brothers (one of which, Kool B, raps along side him on occasions on his 1996 Prophet Entertainment release LP "Can It Be", his only current production during his stint with producers Juicy J & DJ Paul) when his mother had passed and father had left the family. Very in touch with his community, he still resides in the South Park neighborhood, where he is titled the "Mayor of the Underground".
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Powder
My Click So Thick
Tire Shop
Crank Dis Bitch Up
Funky Town
Da End
Down Wit S.P.V.
Intro
Ain't No Yhang
Blaze Up Anotha 1
Gettin Real Buck
STH. Mem.
A Couple of Jackers
Scared Of Me
Write Sum Bump
Up and Comin's
V-Dog and da Gangsta
Xtra Xtra
Da Hymn
I Am Da Gangsta
Critical
Where I Dwell
In Da Beginning
Can It Be
Blaze Up Anotha One
Down wtih Clique
No Moe
No More
Da Connect
Keep It Reel
I'm Blowin Up
Insane
In Da Beginning-ffm
Don't Trust 'Em
Shout Outs
Chronic City Funkytown
Ain't No Love
Gettin' Real Buck
Outro
Life's a Bitch
Tire Shop (feat. DJ Paul)
Killaz From South Parkway (remix)
I'm Gangsta Blac
Victim of the Shit
A Couple Of Jackers (feat. Gangsta Boo)
Wreckless Klan
Wreckless Clan
Im Gangsta Blac
Where I Dwell (feat. DJ Paul & Juicy J)
Victim Of This Shit
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