Last year, Playaz Circle, a duo comprised of Tity Boi and Dolla Boi, found national mainstream success after 10 years of making music together. Despite a chart-topping hit in “Duffle Bag Boy,” Tity Boi told HipHopDX this afternoon why the album behind it, Supply & Demand, didn’t make as big of an impression. “When ‘Duffle Bag’ came, the label wanted an album behind it. They wanted a way people could go and purchase the song.” Although Tity added that he wasn’t pointing specific fingers at label departments, he spoke of overall mishaps. “I don’t think it was promoted. I don’t think it was branded as a Playaz Circle album. I think they were more caught up in having Lil Wayne on such a big record under that building. It’s a gift and a curse” Admitting that revenues from the single alone paid numerous group bills, Tity Boi adds that the sole record funded their new state-of-the-art Atlanta studio, where they recorded their sophomore release. The rapper jokes that the song also set a precedent. “It had Lil Wayne signing on it for the first time, no autotune.”
Label: DTP Records / Def Jam
Genre: Rap
Quality: VBR kbps (179kbps avg)
Time: 0h 52min total
Size: 70.36MB
Tracklist:
01. Turbulence
02. Look What I Got (Featuring Korleone)
03. Stupid (Featuring OJ Da Juiceman)
04. Welcome Aboard
05. Hold Up
06. Yeah We Gettin’ Rich (Featuring Ludacris)
07. Can;t Remember (Featuring Bobby V)
08. Big Dawg (Featuring Lil’ Wayne)
09. Quit Flossin’ (Featuring The Casey Boys Of Jagged Edge)
10. Refreshments
11. Big Wheel Whippin’
12. Weight Droppin’ (Featuring Raekwon)
13. DJ Know Me (Featuring Young Dro)
14. Ghetto (Featuring Cee-Lo And Sunni Patterson)
15. Prepare For Landing
16. Outta Here
Release name: Playaz_Circle-Flight_360_The_Takeoff-2009-H3X
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