Stat Quo - Billion Bucks (Lyrics included)

[@bob101234]

All these years and under 10k views. people just don't know good music when they hear it nowdays.

[@aurelsimion2887]

i just discovered this guy, i'm 27 and i'm so surprised that this guy is so underrated dawg....

[@Cityboy.84____________________]

I thought Stat Quo was a joke sing song rapper when I 1st heard him when I was locked up in 2005, till I heard this on DJ Spade frm Nashville tn mixtape. This is when he was the hardest thing on shady aftermath, and g unit

[@TyroneThorogood]

❤❤

[@IceKoldKilla19]

First heard this song back in 2006 at college on my mates iPod nano at 16, still rockin to this track in 2018 and still its 🔥 now like it was back then

[@Rainmanthereal]

What a fuc*ing legendary banger right here !!!

[@Fransalusso]

i bought the cd in the store and this song wasnt include the last song is no apologies

[@ГлигоријеДаВинчи]

This is bonus track my mans

[@anothergamingchannel2656]

I was thinking the same thing, but I think I had this song on a cd I made off limewire (yeah old man gang up in here! Lol)

[@didactic318]

How come this wasn't on my pressing of The Re-Up?

[@rawtalent6202]

A little history lesson for those who slept on Shady-Aftermath when they was still puttin' out underground ish back in 2003, through 2006, there are only 3 artists with lucrative deals on multiple labels on Interscope, The Game, having been signed to G-Unit/Aftermath, being a Doc Dre protégé is one. The other two are the ONLY artists to have been signed to both Shady Records and Aftermath, is of course the Eminem protégé, 50 Cent, and last but not least, Stat Quo. These are the only two artists who are actually considered EMINEM protégés, who worked exclusively with Dr. Dre. There are other artists who worked closely with Dre from G-Unit, like Young Buck, (his sound resembled Dre influence with a Tennessee-southern twist) whilst it seemed as though Banks and Yayo had a pretty close musical relationship to Em. It can be heard in their music who influenced who. Same with Stat Quo, his flows, southern-drawl and rhymes have some Em inspiration, while the Beats he uses are definitely ATL, but with some of Dre's west-coast stamp on it.

[@SUBSCRIB3R5]

@drauw na man this song was on the re-up but u can only get this song if u own the album and it gives u a free song and its this

[@bob101234]

its on eminem the reup as a bonus track been out for a while

[@burn1050]

dose anybody know a site of where i can get this album free

[@ConstantSelfReflection]

'What a Job Remix' Devin the dude Andre 3000 *Stat Quo* (Needa be)

[@drauw]

Hey did you get this from the stat quo underground atlanta demo cd?

[@obasiswift]

bro i bought the cd from wallmart but this was not on there

[@johnappleseed3800]

it's on iTunes. it's the bonus track version. the song is also available for a dollar Fran Salusso

[@PhilliePlein]

you go at your closest cd store n buy it ! goddamn are you serious

[@MrFwong42]

it probably got unreleased sue to Proofs death