Dead Prez Lyrics

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Average rating for Dead Prez songs is 7.65/10 [533 votes]. Selected popular Dead Prez song of Friday, January 28 2022 is "Twenty".

Top Dead Prez Albums

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Hell Yeah (Pimp The System) - Single
[2020]

Information Age Deluxe Edition
[2013]

Information Age
[2012]

Turn Off the Radio Vol.2 (Get Free Or Die Tryin)
[2012]

Revolutionary But Gangsta Grillz
[2010]

RBG: Revolutionary But Gangsta
[2004]

Let's Get Free
[2000]

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Hip-Hop The Beauty Within Twenty Be Healthy Still Bigga Than Hit Me, Hit Me Score Get Ready Turn Off The Radio Shuffering And Shmiling W-4 Walk Like A Warrior Know Your Enemy We Need A Revolution It Was Written That's War! Food Clothes And Shelter Look Around Last Days Reloaded (feat. Onyx) Hell Yeah (Pimp The System) Runnin' Wild Soulja Life Mentality What If The Lights Go Out Dirty White Girl Fallen Soldierz If I Fail Ghetto Youths The Game Of Life Far From Over Don't Forget Where U Came From Out In The World Wolve The Pistol Sellin D.O.P.E These Are The Times Assassination Mind Sex I'm A African We Want Freedom Happiness Psychology Propaganda Police State Cop Shot It's Bigger Than Hip-Hop Animal In Man They Schools Scared To Die Radio Freq D.o.w.n. Discipline 50 In The Clip Fucked Up I Have A Dream, Too Dem Crazy Way Of Life Don't Forget Where U Goin' Refuse To Lose Warpath Behind Enemy Lines

Duets & Collaborations (1)

Which Side Are You On? Remix (feat. Dead Prez & Rakaa Iriscience) - Rebel Diaz

Related Information for Dead Prez

Dead Prez is an underground hip-hop duo which formed in 1996 in New York City, New York, United States, consisting of rapper stic.man and M-1. They have released three albums, "Let's Get Free" (2000), "Revolutionary But Gangsta" (2004), and "Information Age" (2012). The duo has also released several mixtapes.They are known for their sometimes confrontational style, combined with socialist lyrics focused on both militant social justice, and also positivity. The duo maintains an ethical stance against corporate control over the media, especially hip-hop record labels.... read more