New 2010 Treal Lee & Prince Rick Ft. Wideframe “mr. Hit Dat Hoe” [official Video] [download Link]
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@dripdrop187 Very True!!
i stay in atlanta and i just started hearing this song. it mite be old to dallas but its new to everbody else. just like when everybody in GA was crankin da superman and then a year later solja boy got a deal and the song was old to us and new to others. it takes time for music to get in rotation when you dont have a record deal
dis is hott dont really get the lyrics butt hott
i think dey wuz tryna wait to put it out dere so it coould be ine of da first ones of 2010 outta DALLAS
mr hit that himself gets paid good just to come in the local clubs and dance, last time i talked to him it was like 1500 a show just for hr. hit that. they couldve been shot a video. look at them frankie dudes waiting all late for the video,
@biggville ya but that 1500 is split t between the 3 of them…. but ya ur right there are some guys out there like kangbear that arent that expensive… idk why they took so long to make a vid either…. This song was way hotter than franky…. Prolly one of the best songs outta TX in 09….. What i like bout treal and prince is that they dont make just songs bout a dance…. They just rap and have a dance beat to it… (or a “club feel”)
this song is too cleeeean to get old. a classic in a couple of years maybe.
They probably didn’t want to shoot a low budget video knowing they were eventually going to get a deal. Now that they officially have a hit and a bigger budget due to Collipark Music they went and got a premium quality video made. Also, this song is pretty old to us in Dallas. So the plan now is to use their promotion and market the single nationwide to a whole new audience. Remember “Walk that Walk” and “Ice Cream Paint Job?” Those songs were hella old to Dallas when they went nationwide.
well i work with radio stations and once you have a record in rotation and it plays its course (no one is calling for the record,and the research is coming back negative) they drop the record and its very difficult to get it back in rotation. the whole south been hitting that hoe just as long as dallas. and you can get a good video shot without it costing and arm and a leg. check out kang bear a dallas ddirector who works with local artist. he does good work too.
and dont get it twisted these rappers aint getting no hella budgets either. if you dont numbers dont add up then you will be dropped. and dorrough pretty much came out of nowhere with his songs and his heat got him a deal with e1 while his record was rising. best beleive that e1 over there with they hands deep in d-o- double r pockets.