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I hope that covers it all. Oh yeah, on a last note: If anyone has been looking for me on those social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, you're out of luck for now. *laughs* I believe in artists having an aura of mystique and prefer my privacy, unless I'm promoting something at the time. I also have changed my recording name from "Wes Chill" to "Chill Gate$", so understand that both names are synonymous with all my future recordings.

Sorry I can't recall how we got in touch.

You're right from a marketing point of view, but I somehow appreciated his answer. Personally, I absolutely don't care about a rapper's private life or opinions as shared on facebook. Many old gangsta rap releases virtually live of this "aura of mystique". Since chances are low that he will be the next big-selling thing anyway, his approach sounds reasonable to me.

Some more of that O.G. talk...

Hat der g-funkdafied viel Ahnung von Rap?Nein definitiv nicht! Ist er ein hurenbastard?Keine Frage!

ich lutsch slims pimmel

Btw das Dopeman Story von 1993 is en Tape wo er dabei war oder nur en Promo Pic? (weil kein PA Sign drauf is und im Interview nichts erwähnt wird das er vor Dirty Work schon was released hat)

You started out as a member of Louisiana-based group Militia. How did that come about?

Of course I have to mention Kreep Dog. As a matter of fact, it was actually Kreep Dog’s idea that we put out our own music and start our own label which at that time was called No Cut Records back in 1992. He was incredible and making dirty south gangsta beats. So my start was definitely with him. Then around that same time I hooked up with another rapper by the name of Ian Efx. And this guy was actually the best street underground gangsta rapper that I’ve ever heard. And it was just common sense that we form a group together because he knew of my history and I knew his and at that time it was very important to have street credibility. But we made a lot of noise in the communities that we were from. But you have to remember we were real street guys. We got 99% of our money illegally at that time. So when it seemed as if the rap money would come slow we had no problem getting the sack or picking up a strap and go get it out the street. We were young wild kids who did not like being told no.

What can we expect next from Underworld Records?

Over the years I realized that anything that comes fast will leave you even faster. And that is the past of Underworld but there is a beautiful future ahead for Underworld Records Entertainment. As I’ve mentioned we are becoming a film company as well with Underworlds Film Entertainment. Big Silk is my cousin and was guiding Underworld Records Entertainment during my incarceration. For now he himself happens to be locked up so I am taking over the head position of this company and directing it into the future. You will have new music from Underworld this summer that will shock the world. Not only from Jok Trill but from Lil Beans Corleone, Chris Chronkite, Pelli G and other Underworld artists. So what I am suggesting is that anyone who reads this wether in Germany or the United States subscribe to my YouTube channel and be ready to see history in the making. Between our films and the new music that is already being put together this will prove to be a year that you will not soon forget. The best is yet to come.