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It still remains a question whether the South Bronx or Queens Bridge gave birth to Hip Hop. However, it is certain that the East Coast tried to dismiss any sound that came out of the West, South or anywhere in between. The West gang-banged their way through - Now find out how the South rose to the top. With drum beats at the rate of 120 beats-per-second. Bass and crunk was the formula of the day that commanded all the women to the dancefloor. As nasty as they wanted to be, the Dirty South was on the rise. Find out from the veterans who laid the pipelines all the way to the Supreme Court to the present day torch carriers on How The South Was Won.

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Member Since: 6/4/2006
Band Website: howthesouthwaswon.com
Band Members: T.I., Bun B, Juvenile, Scarface, Lil Jon, Rick Ross, Pitbull, Paul Wall, Lil Flip, Slim Thug, UGK, Chamillionaire, Lil Wayne, B.G., Big Tymers, Master P, Young Jeezy, Outkast, Field Mob, Young Buck, 36 Mafia, Eightball and MJG, David Banner, Ludacris, Trick Daddy, Trina, Scottyboi, Jacki-O, Ying Yang Twins, Smitty, T-Pain, Geto Boys, Pastro Troy, Mike Jones, Lil Scrappy, Mystikal, Goodie Mob, Trillville, Jermaine Dupri, Petey Pablo, JT Money, So South, Uncle Luke, 2 Live Crew, Hustle Street, Bully and Bleep, The Bottom Boyz and plenty more!
Influences: Southern Hospitality
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Record Label: Cyclops Multimedia, Inc.
Type of Label: Indie