There were whispers about this track a few months ago and the original snippets (I remember hearing) didn’t sound like this.

Looks like the added time Game decided to spend in the studio is paying off.

Not sure what to make of this in the way of the direction music is spinning, but you can’t deny it’s risky and fun. Easy? Perhaps… but who cares? Not my career.

That said, Game, Ray J along ith this mystery chick Esther Dean, really go there on this explicit mid.

As is his custom, Game calls out whoever is on his mind and manages to pull Ray J into the fray.

The latter brings about the most comical aspect of the track in that 1, Ray J is flowing and 2, he calls out Reggie’s main, Ellen D, Missy and Tila Tequila… Whoa!!

TRACK INSIDE

It’s been a rough couple of months for Monica “Danger” Leon. After friends and family observed her odd behavior, she was admitted to a psychiatric ward. L

ater it was discovered that her relationship with Gabriel Cannon (Nick’s brother), or lack thereof, prompted that episode, which ultimately ended in her shaved head. Then the state of California took custody of her baby.

Yesterday, more Monica “Danger” Leon news broke and it wasn’t pretty. She called into a radio station claiming she was the best thing cookin’ since New Year’s Gumbo and among other things, called Ray J a homosexual.

Danger offered that she was acting on the show, “For The Love Of Ray J” and the public saw exactly what she wanted them to. Her attack however, seemed personal.

She demanded money, threatened to continue the tirade on the air in the days to come and among other things, identified former G-Unit member Young Buck as Ray J’s lover of several years.

Ray J’s platinum selling sister Brandy raced to his rescue offering Danger’s venomous outburst was provoked by the fact that her brother ignored the troubled Bay Area native in the past two weeks.

AUDIO INSIDE

Either they didn’t get the memo that auto tunes is dead or the Skinny Jean’d Jerks known as the New Boyz are blatantly disrespecting their elders… or both. In any scenario, their newest material is yet another pledge to their youth, in that neither of them are remotely close to settling down. They brought fellow Southern California native Ray J along for the ride, who also delivers the hook with assistance from the dreaded vocoder.

Skinny Jeans and a Mic dorps on September 15th… We know you’re just chomping at the bit to hear it!

Enjoy?

We found this over at The Bay Is Back Dot Com and were ( ) <– this close to not sharing it… another story altogether. At any rate, it’s mediocre at best. Yuk is something like a West Coast legend, but he slips from time to time and this is a perfect example. While his lyrics are on par, the track isn’t and neither is Brandy’s little brother. Crooked I delivers a nice sixteen, but neither rappers are able to save the Ray day.

Listen and don’t be afraid to tell us if you think we’re wrong.

Yukmouth feat. Ray Jay | “I’m A Gangsta”

With all of her brother’s past controversy and current reality show dominating the headlines for the Norwood clan, Brandy’s decided to step outside her comfort zone and… rap?!  Who knew she had it in her? Not bad B!!