B-Legit
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 The cover of B-Legit's Album
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| Genre(s) | Gangsta Rap, Hyphy | |
B-Legit, also known as The Savage is a San Francisco Bay Area based rapper. Early in his career he was part of The Click, the rap group founded by B-Legit's cousin, E-40. Known for his frequent habit of smoking marijuana, B-Legit has been credited for coining the phrases "B-lah Blunts" and "B-La Geezy" for his enormous sized tobbacoo-rolled joints. Has been on several major labels such as Jive Records, Koch Records, as well as his current status with Universal records. He gained much attention for collaborating on Tupac Shakur's album titled All Eyez On Me. Has also collaborated with numerous other artists including E-40, Celly Cel, Too Short, Jadakiss, Snoop Dogg, Master P, Daz Dillinger, Kurupt, The Federation, Mystikal, Mack 10, Paul Wall, Keak da Sneak, Rick Rock, Young Buck, Yukmouth, Knumskull, and the late Mac Dre.
[edit] Albums
- "Tryin' to Get a Buck" (1993)
- "Hemp Museum" (1996)
- "Hempin' Ain't Easy" (2000)
- "Hard 2 B-Legit" (2002)
- "Block Movement" (2005)
- "Hood Hustlin'" (2006)
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