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The Real Dirty D 

A white Rapper/Rock vocalist from the great Northwest
Est. 2005

Got the name in 1998 for stealing girls out of relationships
& having a naughty mind

D in this case stands for Dan

Known as a legend in the northwest as the first to pave the way for Rap/Rock genre
Have you heard the real Dirty D's song ??
Watch out for The Real Dirty D, his eye is on your girl !
The Real Dirty D albums: AThik9, Coming Clean, Take OFF, Shock The Monkey
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The Real Dirty South 

1.TEXAS
2.Louisiana
3.Mississippi
4.Georgia
5.Tennessee
6.Alabama
7.Carolina's

Florida Sucks No Good Music Comes From Florida
Texas Louisiana Mississippi Georgia The Real Dirty South

The Real Dirty South 

The fucking real dirty south not the bull that everyone else has said is only 4 states. These 4 states and these 4 states only include FLORIDA, GEORGIA, MISSISSIPPI and ALABAMA. No other states are considered the dirty south. If you think so it must be because you live there and don’t want to be considered the north, east or Midwest etc..

Again the ONLY states that are in reality considered the dirty south are:
FLORIDA=DIRTY SOUTH
GEORGIA=DIRTYSOUTH
MISSISSIPPI=DIRTY SOUTH
ALABAMA=DIRTY SOUTH

Other states that try to claim but are in fact part of some other crap and not part of the dirty south are:
TEXAS=MIDWEST
TENN=GARBAGE NORTH
CAROLINAS=NORTH EAST
ANY OTHER STATE=GARBAGE
3RD time ma be the charm, the ONLY states that are in reality the real dirty south are:

FLORIDA=DIRTY SOUTH
GEORGIA=DIRTYSOUTH
MISSISSIPPI=DIRTY SOUTH
ALABAMA=DIRTY SOUTH
The Real Dirty South by cappa January 2, 2006
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