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M.O.P.
n. Group: Brownsville, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York City based rap group that features Billy Danze, Lil Fame, Foxx, Teflon, Rocco, Laze E Laze, and DJ Premier; and was primarily supported by labels such as Select Records before moving to the major label Loud Records to create the album Warriorz. They also have done a collaboration album with fellow Brooklyn rock group Shiner Massive entitled Mash Out Posse, which is a collection of some of their greatest hits, re-preformed in the style of rip rock. Most recently they have signed to G-Unit Records under the Shady/Aftermath umbrella.
Their album credits include:
To The Death 1992
Firing Squad 1995
First Family 4 Life 1998
Warriorz 2000
Marxmen Cinema 2004, Shelved
Mash Out Posse 2005
Salutes the Saint Marxmen 2005
And various other mixtape CD's and albums. A lot of their mixtapes can be found on the J-Love and DJ Clue collections.
Their album credits include:
To The Death 1992
Firing Squad 1995
First Family 4 Life 1998
Warriorz 2000
Marxmen Cinema 2004, Shelved
Mash Out Posse 2005
Salutes the Saint Marxmen 2005
And various other mixtape CD's and albums. A lot of their mixtapes can be found on the J-Love and DJ Clue collections.
M.O.P.
Brooklyn-based hardcore rap group Mash Out Posse. The group is actually a duo consisting of Lil' Fame and Billy Danze. They're underground legends and are probably best known for their 2000 hit Ante Up.
M.O.P. by The Frugie December 20, 2004
M.O.P.
M.O.P. by chicago2212 November 7, 2006
M.O.P
M.O.P.A.N or Middle of Poor Ass Nowhere
To be in the middle of nowhere.
M.O.P.A.N or Middle of Poor Ass Nowhere by krista September 24, 2003
g.m.o.p.
g.m.o.p. by actionjackson June 20, 2006
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--User1 has been permantly banned--
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