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Trick Daddy's "Bout Mine" (2002)

Trick Daddy's "Bout Mine" (2002)

Album: Thug Holiday
Label: Slip-N-Slide/Atlantic
Producer: Gorilla Tek

Ross, Trick Daddy, Money Mark, and Deuce Poppi were all rapping about women and guns, but it's The Boss' delivery that puts his at a higher plateau. While Daddy and the others stayed monotonous for the most part, the Boss rapped with a fire that made him standout. It's the reason why his career outgrew the other three rappers on this track.

Tags: rick-ross
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