Trap-A-Holics & Waka Flocka Flame - Lebron Flocka James 2 (Intro Pt. 2)

Intro to the mixtape Lebron Flocka James 2! Drops 4.14.2010 @ 10:17PM! Get It LIVE! livemixtap.es/lfj2

[@patrickracer43]

This is a certified hood classic

[@kevinwashington2723]

Absolutely all facts 💯

[@dalebell4441]

Still in forevery

[@SSJHen]

FAXXX

[@ronoceanii3576]

Fareal. This shit hard asf. 🔥🔥🔥💯💯

[@brandonpasley8492]

Like you ain’t know

[@TolliversProKutz]

Had to turn back the hands of time and reminisce with this energy... crazy to see how far this man has come

[@betosgarage]

Facts

[@localblackguy2867]

9th Grade anthem.. I bought all the green tees and brick squad chains out the hair store 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Bighannes410]

Crazy this hit tik tok

[@RAHMELL91]

​@@localblackguy2867Tell me about itn😂

[@Mcfly_dpr]

I still listen to flocka always will

[@chazzybadazz]

Bring this Waka back...

[@glvbukz897]

Charles Tingler He brought it back check his insta

[@Billydakid079]

Big homi flocka hard ass mixtape

[@qsolo2611]

Charles Tingler word please and thank you lol

[@dalvinmcneely5266]

I was 14 bumping this now I’m 24 years old still bumping it

[@Stophatingjitt]

On god crunk asf in middle school

[@MIRAUGECORE]

this is now a decade old. this is so surreal. i remember when i use to bump this shit on the daily when this dropped

[@Strawhalo]

Same

[@The-PaperChase-NETwork]

LITERALLY ONE OF THE GREATEST INTRO'S IN THE HISTORY OF RAP

[@sebbo85]

hell yeah i was 25 years old fresh car fresh app. and blastin this all day in my car

[@CullyGotHands]

FACTS

[@carryeveryday910]

Youngins don't know about this shit

[@squirlesg2228]

I do

[@The8858481]

+J Cole still listening in 2016 bruh SQUUAAAAD!!

[@carryeveryday910]

+The8858481 just stop

[@badersultan752]

Im 16 been listening since 2010

[@SethTraplifeGLO999]

J Cole fucck j.cole bitch

[@xaviertellez5756]

Y'all crying for the old waka, back then most of y'all were were sayin he ruin hip hop. Sit y'all asses down!

[@bagru92]

💯

[@seandafny]

Xavier Tellez half these niggas crying aint even heard none of his old mixtapes only hard in the paint an his album shit. niggas jus be talking lol

[@nchs12232]

@@seandafny they don't know about 2009 was Flock and Gucci year with the tapes!!

[@Tastaalex]

@@seandafny Nigga did you even listen to Flockas albums? Slapped just as hard as the tapes

[@seandafny]

Wat Techno Tambor yea i did and no they wasnt what tapes did u listen to

[@Bmore-fj4ls]

Old Flocka music was nothing short but Legendary Bricksquad ‼️

[@Thegreatone100]

One of his hardest songs IMO.

[@Trayg720]

waka is really right WHEN U HEAR HIS FIRST 2 MIXTAPE, HE PIONEERED THE DRILL MOVEMENT FOR THE CHI!!! THE REASON THE DRILL GENRE IS SUB-TRAP

[@IsaiahKeene]

Tray G in from the Midwest and that’s a fact that shit was a virus they the hood everybody grew dreads and started getting wildER smh lol

[@chewyyo3383]

This what drill rappers were influenced by

[@KushManeLucio]

chewy yo naw

[@spacemind8636]

LivingOnLifeDyingfromLife187 Drill is more about gangbangin and drill beats are more simple trust me

[@gb5634]

@@spacemind8636 drill rap also started in the A tho. Look up dem homicide boyz, crime mob, black mobb, and tc too crunk. Atlanta started that wave way before "drill rap"

[@spacemind8636]

G B i know

[@dman644]

@LivingOnLifeDyingfromLife187 drill is a little more about beef and shooting and violence and trap is a little more about selling and gettin money

[@mr1down5up71]

Still listening too in 2019 💪🏾

[@yannicklaura6212]

Jinky Gang YSB Shit goes slaps like my mother. Word! Flockaaaaa Flockaaaaa Baw Baw Baw, Let do iiiiiit, shit’s cra. 🔥

[@quranking46]

Yessir

[@mst_angel437]

💪already

[@charlesjohnson7634]

2020.

[@willb3776]

2020 in dis bitch too🤟🤛👌

[@user-of5nn1qy6p]

“You had a 30-clip and almost lost your life” swea that line is iconic frfr

[@deetay1717]

Flocka is the first generation of drill rappers he ushered in a wave of what is drill today

[@kanyecrazy7440]

Facts

[@206EmeraldCity]

You sound slow

[@Stophatingjitt]

Thank you

[@kalanipitmon7817]

Facts

[@deetay1717]

@@206EmeraldCity you sound LIKE A WET FART

[@MrSwanga713]

This shit still hard!! Had my ass doin that waka head bop 😂😂

[@juliantanderson9]

That *swing* (if your hairs long enough)

[@shiefmaliano2556]

I used to listen to this everyday 🔥🔥🔥

[@dantejackson2214]

Me too on God 😂

[@stoopidlyrich_5182]

9 years later and still lit 🔥

[@blairduboir]

This shit jumped off alot of fights ... God bless, " I pistol whipped his ass, L I bet you member that" 😂😂😂😂😂👍💯

[@stackboostuploads]

ON GUWD😱😱😭😭🤣

[@rawyouout]

We need old ignorant southern Waka music back, I’m happy he’s evolving mentally though

[@raider2nation1]

for real though

[@AMAURI2023]

Hersheys B Damn right about ignorant

[@marineboy4181]

lol i am dead asf.;D

[@YoungKrypton]

you mean da young flocka

[@Oddevenoutter]

Plus dat gucci mane b4 he went in.

[@baltimorejuan5878]

This how many people who still listening in 2020😎 👇🏾

[@goodfella1605]

only 53

[@RdamWest]

🔥

[@PreciseVids]

all I listen to now is keef. This was drill before chicago. I used to listen to this back in the day (I was only 12). This is still a classic

[@davidwakakulu487]

LegendofVII waka was like the first chief keef

[@PreciseVids]

@@davidwakakulu487 yup

[@davidwakakulu487]

LegendofVII waka fell off when keef blew up

[@PreciseVids]

@@davidwakakulu487Turner yea, it's funny because chief keef listened to bricksquad before he started rapping, just like I did, but once he blew up / GBE formed, 1017 was dying by then. All I listen too is GBE / SSR now though, with some old flocka / gucci mixed in. I started listening to keef at the beginning and I've been a fan of the GLO / GBE since. I'm not with the gang shit but I feel their music so heavy because it's real.

[@painexotic3757]

@@davidwakakulu487 Not true lol. I rem when keef was blowing up back in 2011 (he started to blow up worldwide in 2012 though) and he did a song with waka. Everybody thought it was a big feat because drill music was inspired by trap music. Im from chicago and people were surprised to see him on a song with waka. He was still poppin, atleast here in chicago.

[@BdupProductions]

he killed it on this one lol

[@Taq-56]

These young kids don't kno that Waka flocka is really unspoken legend

[@Stophatingjitt]

It’s crazy how they try to erase his history

[@juliantanderson9]

They only know him from trying to sell advertisement space with Steve Aoki. Sad

[@Weslidin365]

Drill God Flocka 💯💯😈 it all started with him frfr

[@CrazyTuBe141]

nah this is trap music, drill is different trust me

[@Trayg720]

@@CrazyTuBe141 this ain't trap muzik this is drill 😂 ..this was 2009 only yung La, j-money was doing trap muzik as the youngins

[@joedirtt1883]

@@Trayg720 I swear that nigga growling n shit this ain’t just “trap”😭

[@kaaza7544]

drill was born in London UK

[@ZSM901]

Lmao stop up. Memphis originated all these drill sounds

[@ch33zybreadtrellie4]

This was when flocka was more believable. i think once he started making the hits, he started to focus more on his career rather than just putting out mixtapes for the streets

[@PicaPica12]

He perfected his grind... like most hustlers do, he took advantage andd rolled with it.

[@infern1491]

As he should

[@SquadBro85]

Look at Suga Shane!!! Damn these were the days!! Flocka, Dunk, Kebo, Sugar, and all them. Miss the old Bricksquad!!!

[@terrellrobertson2680]

Tyler Dame right

[@darkchildkordae3850]

Tyler Dame you mean hit!!!!!!! Stop saying brick!

[@MrMakaveli97]

Real shit this was drill music before they put the "Drill" label on it.

[@CleanMusicLover229]

This is Trap

[@jjkeion]

+pashaun Pride this is not trap music

[@CleanMusicLover229]

jjkeion this is trap. Drill is Chief Keef and those Chicago rappers

[@jjkeion]

i didnt say it was Drill but its definitely not trap waka barely talk bout sellin drugs. Southern Gangster Music

[@MrMakaveli97]

pashaun Pride No its not, this was just labeled trap because he was associated with Gucci, he wasn't rapping about dope dealing. He was rapping about fighting, gangbanging, and shooting. Thats drill.

[@justinmichael4357]

Waka was Def that nigga back then, he could of been HUGE but he was smart. He wasn't going to sellout. Waka was wild af back then, seeing his growth is admirable, he's smart as shit too. He always made fire music.

[@Tchiaomin]

Waka flocka era was crazyy💯

[@torrellwhiteside9712]

This was the original gang the whole bsm they had a stacked roster RIP DUNK!!!! Bring the gang back

[@euellreed]

2025 still jamming🔥🔥🔥

[@bishopnojuice4077]

Waka for President 2020

[@rogerjones8569]

My shit back in 10th grade roll up now roll up now 💯💯💯

[@mdray100]

Roger Jones 6th grade lol

[@laflame4473]

Tuney1Kanobe Same I’m thinking what the fuck was I doing listening to Gucci and Flocka back then 😂

[@markiemarkjr4199]

This shit got me hype asf right now. On repeat

[@benfrankdalist2709]

Still bumpin 10 later 2020 🔥🔥🔥 B$M💪🏿 r.i.p. Slim Dunkin

[@trayfoe3seventeen365]

STILL HERE ‼️‼️ WE NEED THIS OLD WAKA BACK 💯💯

[@daddy4310]

He went from this to the Wendy Williams show. Lmao.

[@tyrushbk]

Its called evolving

[@damegulley]

Damn this when I used to be scrolling livemixtapes everday for some hot shit. Still fuckin with this in 2022, had to dig deep to remember this song though lol fyyyyyeeee

[@keezy9424]

Must be born around 94 then lol

[@444mviews9]

drill beats never get old on god

[@DoughboyV]

2019? 🔥 💪🏽💨🔒

[@malcolmdeandre919]

Man I'm charged lol 2024

[@cymatixgod]

my niggas its almost twenty twenty its still trapaholics

[@highend_nomu]

One of the hardest flocka flows 🤙🏾

[@richardswift7518]

I was18 when this came out I’m 26 now and I’m still rockin with sqaud #ripbricksqaudyounginslimdunkin#Brrrriiiccckkkssqqaauudd!!

[@SEECH7cornishgrimemovement]

This was such a banger back when it dropped

[@llow1170]

Waka had the hardest ad libs when he was on. ONG

[@The-PaperChase-NETwork]

Freshman Year I would PLAY THIS IN THE MORNING AND AT NIGHT. DAMN I've Been Missing THIS ENERGY !

[@almighty_c_lo4359]

Shawty u got luck I can believe I lost that ice, u had a 30 clip n almost lost yo life!!! Waka flocka brought gangsta back he was the influence for 300 gbe otf

[@almighty_c_lo4359]

4 years ago I made that comment back to the shit that started it all

[@rapgod63]

Waka nice but 50 started it with that “Heat” track

[@almighty_c_lo4359]

Rap God one song can’t define a whole genre imo, flocka was the first rapper saying he was on gang shit, talkin bout 30 clips, doin hits, sayin squad, and shit like that in 75% of his songs

[@almighty_c_lo4359]

50 one of my favorite rappers don’t get me wrong and I know he was a gangster, but I think 50 cent is exactly that “gangster rap” along the lines of nwa death row type shit, not so much drill

[@rapgod63]

Almighty_C_Lo 50 influenced guys like Fredo (R.I.P.) Keef damn near the whole GBE

[@trevonwicks2417]

I was 11 back then now I'm 23 this will forever be a underground street classic damn thus bring back memories

[@adee1626]

True, but this is part of the problem. Imagine if he was rapping this hard in science or mathematics. This man could have probably made a difference, instead continuous degeneracy.

[@Donovan351]

You a clown? He start making music because his younger brother died and people are dying around him I just watched a documentary about him he don’t even make a music anymore he actually got his act together he got his education up and now he’s a public figure in doing great for his community and he’s much more of a family man now this is all this is like Years ago they just have his old music up because it’s owned by the record label and company he could never get it taken down

[@Donovan351]

This man hasn’t made music since 2015 or 2014 lol probably earlier than that I know he stopped around there after his younger brother committed suicide because he was losing his eyesight💯🤣 people like you make me laugh this dude was young we all make mistakes we all got a grow and learn how old are you you act like you never made any mistakes in your life you act like you just came in this world making no mistakes the only difference is his mistakes are public for everyone to see and he can’t just go and deleted and take it down is plays back like a bad memory why your skeletons in your closet only please bag in your memory in your head not for a public eyes and for their mind to see in playback if that makes sense but I’m pretty sure you make mistakes you wish you didn’t have and wish you could forget that’s a part of life that’s part of the game ^

[@Donovan351]

Bude

[@rob4951]

Any 2018 listeners

[@YungMixer]

Robert Wingard me

[@Dajuann]

Almost 2019

[@tavonwilson1459]

I can’t believe this ten years old

[@louisrussell8374]

I ride a Harley Davidson and I blast this song all the time on the bike 2018

[@luisaltamirano4873]

Good old days

[@Icemandope]

First verse actually made sense. ''I'm scared of lot of things but i don't have fear, cause fear kills''.

[@donmalik3123]

This is one of my favorite songs!

[@zzerpmega134]

Reppin Grove Street hard asf

[@Lolo2888_]

2020 & still bumpin old Wak 🔥

[@rob4951]

Song came out when I was 7 and still listenin

[@DreErdna]

Robert Wingard WAKA FLOCKA WAKA FLOCKA ! How old r u now

[@rob4951]

Im 15

[@rob4951]

Andre Erdna

[@SouthSideFresh]

Here in 2019. Dude the reason I got dreads😂💯

[@Sauce_Melo]

2023 wya 👀

[@AlmightyStoryTV]

Yerrr

[@empoweredcrb23]

When I first blasted this mix tape had me ampedddddddd.

[@Treal90]

Waka keeps me hype. I listen to him before i go on the football field

[@deemoss4919]

Wish dunk was alive and got on this track!! Rip dunk

[@empoweredcrb23]

He was alive when this came out

[@HEEM_SLEEPY]

"I'M SCARED OF A LOT OF THINGS, BUT I AIN' GOT NO FEAR" still hitting 13 years later

[@braxcion]

When Waka said ‘bear face fucc a mask’. . . Covid 19 felt that

[@SouthBoyzzz]

HE KILLED THIS

[@denoiswarren7588]

Waka low key started drill rap

[@MJ-hf3kf]

Between him chief keef and Gucci mane it’s hard to say who started drill music

[@sebbef]

​@@MJ-hf3kf As drill was born through trap it's safe to say that Waka started it spiritually. Gucci inspired modern trap (Starting from dirty south) and Waka drill as well as short dreads as a trend.

[@MJ-hf3kf]

SebbeF these school boy kids don’t know anything about this drill music they think all these weak ass new rappers started it🤣🤣🤣

[@CrazyTuBe141]

no him and gucci started trap, but chief keef and them started drill, theres a difference

[@CrazyTuBe141]

@boss dawg no he didn't dumb ass Chicago did, Waka and Gucci started trap music not drill, trap and drill are two different things

[@rubenochoa730]

"I'm Scared of Alot of things, but I Aint got No Fears, Fear gets You Killed that's why I'm still standing here" WH38P ~2021

[@dagoodbruhz7609]

I almost WRECKED MY CAR WHEN SPOTIFY PLAYED THIS JOINT #CLASSIC

[@achievingnirvana666]

Damn son, where’d you find this?

[@SauceFamilia]

this one of the hardest beats ive heard in a min!

[@dukebama3864]

Waka had the ad lib game on lock.

[@YoungRippa17]

I remember I used to bump this shit all the time his introduction to the game was his hardest shit

[@V2criztoviletero19V2]

bricksquad gold era

[@migueltapia3344]

Holy shit this sooooo hard even 10+ yrs later

[@slimellis4536]

The Godfather of drill before drill was even a thing🙏

[@hateithere1017]

2020 and it still hits!

[@Leland650]

The man literally changed the entire trajectory of trap music and don’t get no credit at all 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@206EmeraldCity]

Cap

[@Leland650]

@@206EmeraldCity you sound dumb as fuck , trap music ain’t sound like this before flocka came in with all them hi hats, and 808s , then he introduced the world to Southside, 808 Mafia, Metro Boomin, Mike Will, TM88, all them niggaz were HIS PRODUCERS FIRST ‼️💯 do ya homework and start from salute me or shoot me 1 all the way up to the 5th One .

[@Stophatingjitt]

Right that shit crazy

[@Deltacommando98]

It so amazing how Kebo Gotti stands still this entire song!

[@rico.rebenga]

Still a banger! Good music just never grow old. RIP Dunk #squad

[@yonderyugan3944]

that song you listen to when you pissed thoo.......SQUAADDD UP!!!

[@ramirocamejo4293]

12 years later still fire

[@SpacedOutDoonie]

I defienetely like this era of trap beats compared to todays shit. This is around the time I got into making beats.

[@cmoneytheman]

this was more hype thats why

[@thisizvintage4930]

this entire mixtape was fire

[@betosgarage]

This & keep it real my all time favorite waka songs

[@Latinapsygotmeactincrazy]

“real street n**** but ion say shii 😂”

[@sk8rboi2334]

Waka flocka flame goes so hard he gives me chills

[@chrisacevedo5267]

Tucson Az Still Banging This Bangerrrr! Squaaaad

[@nicholashall3672]

Still listening to it in 2020 10 years strong 💪🏿

[@djbussdown9445]

U just had to be there during the mixtape 💿 era 🔥🔊

[@Billydakid079]

We need that type of rap back with guwop real trap music

[@munchy8441]

Cant stop listening to this

[@Stophatingjitt]

We need this energy back stg. Teen clubs and house parties will be in style again

[@MurdaPosseFilmz]

Cdot huncho

[@Amp-dUpRecords-662-74]

Summer 2019 🔥🔥🔥🔥 💯💯

[@tinomarley5511]

Still 2k19 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@trapblackpat8954]

This is still a classic 🔥

[@Mozzy-1upTOPahk]

This a hood song, this is legendary. 🔥🐐

[@jacalynrodriguez6982]

8 years later still banging this why not it's 10 times better than the fucked up whack shit on the radio

[@daricksta813]

This shit just made me get hype an punch a hole in my wall FLOCKAAAAA!!

[@dhiarimorris]

The era of flocka is why ima G today

[@Randolph_Onu]

Top. 3 fav mixtapes

[@brycebrown8488]

Still here 2018

[@daddygiadaddy_daughter7542]

Miss this waka bring gangster back waka

[@joshwee26]

Slapping hard ASF 2021

[@Mr.keesely]

this is the best intro in the history of mixtapes