Lloyd Banks Movie Scenes ( Live Performance), Vevo ctrl

Lloyd Banks Movie Scenes (Live Session), Vevo ctrl It didnt matter if you had your dial set to either a pop or hiphop station in the 2000s, Lloyd Banks was coming through your speakers regardless. Whether it was with GUnit or flying solo, the New York rhymer could ride the airwaves with your DMXes and your Britney Spearses. Bolstered by a voice that sounded like a swig of Malbec, Banks became one of hiphops goto collaborators in the 2000s because his flow seared a cool sizzle to every track he touched. Beamer, Benz, or Bentley with Juelz Santana boasted riches with fun alliterative detail. On Loyal to the Game he enhanced posthumous Pac bars. To be sure, LB stands on his own. Relisten to On Fire. It goes punch for punch with similar club bangers like Nellys Hot In Herre and frequent trackmate 50 Cents In Da Club. With his new album, The Course Of The Inevitable 3: Pieces of My Pain, the hiphop OG wants to remind people of just that. As crazy as it sounds, it s 20 yea