The Great Grinding Debate: Which Song Is Freakiest?
Some rappers happen to be thoughtful, intelligent people. From time to time, Rocks Off will have some of them here discussing issues relevant to their culture.
Today's Panel: Bun B, Slim Thug, Z-Ro, OG Ron C, Chingo Bling, Kane, Preemo, Fat Tony, Mr. Wired Up (Oh Boy), Mic Skills, KAB, #Thurogod and more. ![]()
Not Invited: Freddy Krueger
This Week's Prompt: What is the best all-time song to have playing while you grind on someone at the club?
Bun B: I wouldn't know. At all.
Slim Thug: "Bump and Grind," R. Kelly.
Z-Ro: "Head, Head and Mo Head."
KAB: What [Z-Ro] said.
Kiotti: If you're a man, any old school Luke songs will do; R. Kelly old school. These young ladies prefer Trey Songz.
RUKUS: Adina Howard, "T-Shirt and Panties."![]()
Rap Round Table: That's better than her "Freak Like Me" song?
RUKUS: Easily. "Freak Like Me" is too uptempo. Trust me on this one. Ginuwine's "So Anxious" works wonders too.
Fat Tony: [Juvenile's] "Back That Azz Up" blew me away at age 11 and still does almost every time I hear it. Great song to wind to at any event.
Medicine Girl: Why Rick Ross' "Hustlin'," of course, that way you can stay M.O.E. while you're poppin' that P on a G.
Mr. Wired Up (Oh Boy) [laughs]: Well, I would say one of my songs, "Start Over Again." But I would have to say... naw... I'ma say my song [laughs].
Preemo: "Flex" by Mad Cobra. Nothing funny about that one. That's baby-making music.
KDOGG: Jamie Foxx, "3 Letter Word."
































