Fans of 100s, This Dude Did A Complete 180
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Dontay Flaco
fka King Napz
Good times. 
so breh done rapping period? this shyt might be cool if it was mixed in with some rap tracks like on ivry. why he have to do us like this?
why he have to do us like this?
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macadomusic
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The new shyt is actually good. I can't even hate. It's like what Garth Brooks did , transition wise
threesome popped of with these two young hoes, a nikka never slid in the way, i let em scissor away. 
we ain't getting no more cold lines like that.
breh just dropped an ep though.
we ain't getting no more cold lines like that.breh just dropped an ep though.
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threesone popped of with these two young hoes, a nikka never slid in the way, i let em scissor away.
breh just dropped an ep though.
Refuse to listen to that Boyfriend song,I don't wanna know
This dude is stupid talented and versatile. Even as 100s, he displayed his versatility by going from straight up rap songs to RnB style singing to a reggae sound on the track Ice Cold Island.
Vinny Lupton
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Thats what I thought too, but its a girl saying "I only do that for my boyfriend" so we safeRefuse to listen to that Boyfriend song,I don't wanna know
Vinny Lupton
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Kossisko on His Radical Evolution | East Bay Express
Over the past few years, however, Kossisko began thinking critically about gender and questioning the ways in which society's definitions of masculinity had restricted his personal self-expression. "I've always been super androgynous — that's just me," he said in an interview. "But when you're maneuvering in the world of rap — I don't like all the lines and shyt that prevent people from being who they are."
As he grew older and more experienced (when he started putting out music as 100s, he was nineteen years old), he realized the casual sexism in his lyrics promoted damaging ideas. "Eventually, it started to fukk with my conscience," he said. "At times, I would see women's reactions and they would be appalled, and that wasn't a good feeling."
Over the past few years, however, Kossisko began thinking critically about gender and questioning the ways in which society's definitions of masculinity had restricted his personal self-expression. "I've always been super androgynous — that's just me," he said in an interview. "But when you're maneuvering in the world of rap — I don't like all the lines and shyt that prevent people from being who they are."
As he grew older and more experienced (when he started putting out music as 100s, he was nineteen years old), he realized the casual sexism in his lyrics promoted damaging ideas. "Eventually, it started to fukk with my conscience," he said. "At times, I would see women's reactions and they would be appalled, and that wasn't a good feeling."
he never coming back.
DaveyDave
Superstar
he never coming back.
I wish he made some wack ass stupid Young Thug type shyt when he was 100s then I wouldn't care or even notice that he changed.
I tried the new EP, it probably doesn't help that I'm not into that type of music usually anyway but I don't think I'll be listening to it again. Was some cool beats on there tho maybe he will find a nice balance between 100s and Kossisko