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Paid In Full

One of the most influential Hip-Hop albums composed by the Hip-Hop DJ/MC duo of Eric B & Rakim. Released in 1987. Rakim's flow and rhymes are one of a kind and flawless. Eric B.'s scratching and mixing techniques created flawless beats worked with Rakim. Some of the tracks contained James Brown sampling but the album was way ahead of it's time.
Eric B. and Rakim's 1987's Paid In Full album makes Hip-Pop acts today look like feather weights.
Paid In Full by Hip-Hop Head January 16, 2005
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Paid in Full

Classic Eric B and Rakim song, from their 1986 debut album of the same name. Includes the legendary Paid in Full, Move the Crowd, and My Melody.
Thinkin' of a master plan, cause ain't nothin but sweat inside my hand, so I dig into my pocket all my money is spent so I dig deeper, but still comin' up with lint, so I start my mission leave my residence, thinkin' how could i get some dead presidents
Paid in Full by oldschool April 1, 2004

paid in full

"until the balance payable is estinguished"
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"The balance of the price then outstanding is to accrue interest at 6% per annum until Susie has 'paid in full'.
paid in full by wonderwhite March 11, 2008

Paid in full

This meaning can apply to various situations that requires a debt to be paid or repaid. This term also applies to situations were someone has wronged you and the person will ultimately have to pay for those actions in cash or blood. It really depends on how the universe spends the block for you!
Either way I’m going to be paid in full! It’s only a matter of time mark my words!
Paid in full by Imperial Empress October 11, 2023
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