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Max & Bleed are back at it one more time and it’s an all time classic. It took 20 years but we’ve finally got the video from “Better Than The Last Time” off Young Bleed’s “My Balls My Word” album.
ThaAntidote.com is proud to present yet another new series called “Cuttin’ Up with Jimi Jump”. For those who don’t know Jimi Jump is an artist/barber from Baton Rouge, Louisiana who’s had an extensive background on the hip hop culture along with being one of the more known socialites in the city of Baton Rouge.
In episode 16 Jump had the opportunity to interview the legendary Young Bleed. In this interview Jimi & Bleed discuss EVERYTHING including how he got started, the rave of “How You Do That There”, how Soulja Slim was suppose to be on the original version of “Do It Big” and so much more in this classic interview.
Two of Baton Rouge’s biggest legends come back to collaborate after almost 20 years. Max Minelli & Young Bleed drop a classic record over an X-Fyle instrumental called “One of Us”.
Check out Young Bleed’s performance at Beard Gang Promotion’s Legal Hustle II at Ruffins Downtown Daiquiri in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
A Baton Rouge legend returned when Young Bleed made his homecoming and performed at MJ Productions “December to Remember” conert where he performed many of his classic hits from “My Balls & My Word” as well as “On My Own” and ThaAntidote.com has the exclusive with footage of Bleed’s performance. Hit play and watch a Baton Rouge legend run it.
We’ve got exclusive photos from the December to Remember Boosie Badazz Concert now up on our Facebook. Click the link below to check out the photos. All photos were shot by MeQuan. You can follow him on IG @GoodKarma13.
Shots by MeQuan.
Posted by ThaAntidote.com on Tuesday, December 26, 2017
People forget that C-Loc & Young Bleed opened up a lot of doors for Baton Rouge. This a video that a lot of peopel haven’t seen or forgot about. It’s Young Bleed – Give & Take.
I don’t know if people remember this video from Young Bleed but check it out.
The original superstars of Baton Rouge. C-Loc, Young Bleed, and Lay-Lo. Some of our favorite artists of all time.
