Bun B Co-Signs Busta Rhymes Reimagining Classic 'Trill' Anthem
Bun B is impressed with Busta Rhymes' spin on his classic 2005 hit, 'Get Throwed,' the latest rendition of which is featured on the NYC rapper's new album.
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Bun B is impressed with Busta Rhymes' spin on his classic 2005 hit, 'Get Throwed,' the latest rendition of which is featured on the NYC rapper's new album.
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