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However, given his powers as the head of a criminal organisation, it's not difficult for him to track down and kill all the witnesses much to the dismay of hard-bitten cop Tom Mitchum, who wants to see Luca rot in jail. The basis for the plot focuses on Vic Luca a big-mouthed mob boss who is set to appear in court for his crimes.

It's slightly more serious overall than the majority of the rest of Lustig's filmography, although the director still manages to find time for some humour, and while the action isn't exactly groundbreaking - the film is, at least, not boring for a minute.

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Jack Harlow ft.William Lustig certainly knows how to direct a gritty city based thriller he succeeded admirably with the fantastically entertaining Maniac Cop series, and while Hit List isn't quite as memorable - it's still more than entertaining enough, and I'm sure any fan of Lustig's work won't regret tracking it down. I’m definitely not a big Gospel guy (although that’s all my dad played growing up) but this is a good one. Something about it touched me deep down in my soul. Kierra Sheard - Something Has to Break: I first saw this song performed at the end of the BET Awards in 2020. You dip your toe in them political waters and you see how passionate people are about everything. After this though, he said no more conscious shit, his mentions musta been crazy. He even tried to bridge the gap between Black and White. Right after George Floyd’s death, Baby cooked this up, video and all. We knew he could do the trap rap, street shit but the socially conscious shit over a trap beat? This was unlike anything we’d ever heard (Jeezy was the closest thing but it was always a part of his DNA). Lil Baby - The Bigger Picture: This is the track that got Lil Baby outta here. In the intro, you can hear Juice talking about his feature price (250K) and how he’s waivin it for TKL as a birthday gift. Juice WRLD - GO: The Kid Laroi got a big assist from heaven when Juice Wrld blessed his track before his untimely death. Jurdan Bryant, Mereba & Hollywood JB - End of Daze WizDaWizard & Mike Smiff - Vultures Cry 2 And with Great John on the beat, you know it’s gon’ be heat. A lot of wisdom, a lot of gems from the young spitter. He gets introspective and talks about his mental health and how he wasn’t doing well at the time (this is tough for anyone to admit, let alone a young NY Drill rapper). This is probably my favorite solo song of his. Sleepy Hallow - 6am in NY: Sleep been puttin in that work. Their styles are contrasting but they gel on the track. Young up and coming Emo rapper, iann dior, being one of them. Lil Baby - Prospect: “Nowadays I get what I want” Lil Baby also upped his profile by doing hella features for a wide array of artists. He caught another one when he got G Perico for this track “Savage” with West Coast vibes and one of the best beats on this list. G Perico - Savage: Rob $tone caught one with the Kill Bill inspired “ Chill Bill”. Poundz, ZieZie & Ivorian Doll - Rover (Remix) Lil Yachty & NLE Choppa - Good Morning (Remix) There’s another track a lil later in the list that really solidified him as a titan of Hip-Hop but “My Turn” (Deluxe) with “We Paid”, “ All In” and “ Get Money” (three of my all time fave LB tracks) really took his career to the upper echelon of music. It was this track that played on the radio, in the club (strip & regular) non-stop all summer 2020. And usually the Deluxe songs are throwaways but LB caught one of the biggest hits in his career with the 42 Dugg collab “We Paid”. In my time on this Earth, I don’t ever remember loving a Deluxe more than the album but that was the case with “My Turn”. Album was dope on its own, but then he dropped the Deluxe. So, first he had “ Woah” on the album which at the time was his biggest hit. His album “My Turn” would go on to become the 3rd highest selling Hip-Hop album of 2020 but the turn of events (pun intended) is one for the history books. 42 Dugg - We Paid: This was the point where Lil Baby officially arrived at superstardom. Ron Lamont - Judge Judy: Comedian Hannibal Burress actually appeared on Judge Judy and was ruled against so he made this diss track and it’s actually pretty fucking good. He hope’s she’s proud of him now that he’s made it big. He kept working and this song right here was his first big hit (I think). Proud of Me: JI the prince of NY got his first dose of fame competing as a contestant on a rap show.

Beat is fire and the repeated “M’kay” on the hook sounds like Mr. He was murdered earlier this year when the ex-boyfriend of a chick his was messing with broke into her place and seen them together.

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