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Re: “A dirty job for Goodie Mob”
good day all, quote me, when i wrote the hook for GET RICH TO THIS it was not suppose to represent or glorify material things, i was stating that if your are going to listen to the radio and and be entertained by certain artist who up play their riches and "get rich to that" then "GET RICH TO THIS", meaning get an understanding of where those kind of songs will take you mentaly and know what this song is about! thanks! BACKBONE DUNGEON FAMILY 1ST GENERATION!