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GROUPIE CONFESSIONS! PIMPS & HOES! REAL TALK: ADULT SEX ED! THE THIRD ANNUAL SEX ISSUE FEATURING TRINA BOBBY VALENTINO BOHAGON DEM FRANCHIZE BOYZ FIELD MOB HEATHER HUNTER JIM JONES JODY BREEZE KILLER MIKE PETEY PABLO PRETTY RICKY REMY MA SHEEK LOUCH & STYLES P SLIM THUG SMITTY T-PAIN & YOUNG CASH TONY YAYO TRICK DADDY TRILLVILLE WEBBIE YING YANG TWINS & MORE GROUPIE CONFESSIONS! PIMPS & HOES! REAL TALK: ADULT SEX ED! FEATURING SMITTY BOBBY VALENTINO BOHAGON DEM FRANCHIZE BOYZ FIELD MOB HEATHER HUNTER JIM JONES JODY BREEZE KILLER MIKE PETEY PABLO PRETTY RICKY REMY MA SHEEK LOUCH SLIM THUG STYLES P T-PAIN TONY YAYO TRICK DADDY TRILLVILLE TRINA WARREN G WEBBIE YING YANG TWINS YOUNG CASH THE THIRD ANNUAL YOUNG JEEZY & MORE SEX ISSUE dec05contents PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Julia Beverly OPERATIONS MANAGER: Gary LaRochelle ADVERTISING SALES: COVER STORIES: Che’ Johnson (Gotta Boogie) Trina pg 34-36 LEGAL AFFAIRS: Kyle P. King, P.A. 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If ticle, those are my dudes. you understand the game, Flip Wally Sparks and David put him on his first album. Slim Banner nailed the reviews, knew his album was garbage and the Killer Mike review and wasn’t gonna be able to of Cube’s first joint was sell; that’s why he hasn’t sold thorough as well. Chick no units. Mike Jones and Paul Flix was definitely eye can- Wall have sold more units than dy too. Holla back. – DJ Slim has, and he’s supposed Jaycee (Atlanta, GA) to be The Boss? He’s tryin’ to get in magazines and disre- Solid magazine, very infor- spect our crew because we’re mative! Your magazine is the hottest crew in Texas, and elusive, but I gotta have it. Lil Flip is the hottest individual Can a brother get an order rapper in Texas. He figures if he form? attacks the real boss, which is – Clarence Glaze, Lil Flip, he might sell some al- [email protected] bums because people across America would find out who Why do you call your mag- he is. He’s only a local rapper. azine “The Southern Voice That ain’t just me talking. The of Hip-Hop”? In every issue you interview someone from New York. I Soundscan speaks for itself. picture you selling out by the end of next year. – Luis Reyes (Miami, FL) He dissed us first. We didn’t diss him. Everybody knows that Lil Flip is The Boss and I’m the underboss. So if he attacks Flip, he attacks Not to kiss your ass, but I really do like your magazine. I find it refresh- me. And he didn’t approach me, I walked up to him. He never even ing from a different point of view (generally not biased) that gets to moved his feet, and I’m not a track star so I don’t do no running. I got the real, real of the issue at hand. But the reason I am writing to you almost nine bullet wounds in my body, and none of them came from is because I believe (I could be wrong) that you are drifting away from running. I just did seven years for shooting the police, so I don’t gotta your original intent, which was to rep the breakout acts in the Orlando run from him. My record speaks for itself. They mad because my new area. But I sense that you are heading towards the more financially album is called Black Al Capone: The Notorious Underboss. So he supportive articles which tend to be the same ol’ shit that you find in figured he’d get in OZONE and try to diss me. The only place he can Source, XXL, and need we say tired-ass Vibe (which is really a sellout). diss me is among the 100,000 fans he got in Texas. Nobody knows I subscribe to several of the indie magazines in your clique and I must who Slim Thug is. He don’t got no stage performance. Nobody cares say you are leaving your constituents faster than the peers. When I see if he got a whole bunch of money. He’s just mad at Flip because your cousins like Tha Hole, New Power, or even Hood keeping it real, I Flip goes from California to Amsterdam to London to Switzerland to wonder where has your insight gone. Do us a favor and get back to the Paris to California to Vegas to New York to Tennessee to California to basics in your own hood. If you need more local flavor and they can’t Jersey to Baltimore. afford you break them off something, but don’t forget about the trap boys and hood hoes trying to get noticed. Because if you don’t notice The only one I respect out of Slim Thug’s camp is Killa Kyleon, who them, who will? Represent. I need your publication to give industry writes his rhymes. He’s the one who deserves the rapping deals and executives like me a set of eyes and ears into the Orlando rap scene. the publishing deals. How could you say something about us having – Ken Underwood, [email protected] flowers on our neck? You’re dissing the whole Irish community. Clo- ver leaves always stood for good luck and the G stands for God, so Editor responds: We rep Orlando, but it’s bigger than that. We rep the you diss God when you diss our logo. You dissing our whole neigh- whole South, and occasionally people from other regions as well. If our borhood. On top of that, Slim Thug’s logo is a cop badge, and he’s recent covers (Mike Jones, Pitbull, Pimp C, Trillville, P$C, Webbie, Paul supposed to be a drug dealer/street rapper. The Boys in Blue is the Wall, David Banner, Field Mob, and Bun B) weren’t Southern enough police! Slim Thug named his company after the police. But I don’t got for you, I give up. This is our 40th issue, we’re going on four years now! no beef with Slim Thug, cause he don’t sell no units.